Assessment consists of a comprehensive file review, clinical interview, administration of standardised psychometric measures of all domains of cognition, provision of a clinical opinion regarding current cognitive profile, any relevant diagnoses, and recommendations for treatment and support services.

Assessment consists of a comprehensive file review, clinical interview, administration of standardised psychometric measures of mood and personality, provision of a clinical formulation of current presentation, any relevant diagnoses, and recommendations for treatment and support services.

Assessment consists of a comprehensive file review, clinical interview, administration of a range of actuarial and/ or structured forensic risk assessment tools, brief assessment of mood and cognitive functioning, provision of a clinical opinion regarding any relevant mental health diagnoses and offending behaviour risk factors, and recommendations for offending behaviour and mental health treatment and support services.

Assessment consists of a comprehensive file review, clinical interview and assessment, implementation of STAR chart behaviour recording system and subsequent behavioural analysis, provision of a clinical formulation of current presentation and factors driving complex and challenging behaviour, and the development of a preliminary positive behaviour support plan to address identified complex and challenging behaviours.

Assessment consists of a file review of relevant clinical information (e.g., a specific report), a brief clinical interview, and administration of brief measures of mood, personality and cognition (where appropriate), in order to review and provide opinion on relevant clinical matters. Typically a brief letter of opinion is provided in lieu of a comprehensive assessment.