How do I book an appointment?

Just call us and you can speak to a trained psychologist or psychotherapist, who will help you decide what kind of mental health professional you need to see for an assessment and book you in. We can usually offer you an appointment within 1-3 days.

How long will the appointment be?

Appointments usually last around two hours for a long report, but some will last longer, depending on what kind of diagnosis is reached.

Can I have a Skype appointment?

Yes. Courts now accept Skype as a valid method of generating a medico-legal report.

When will I receive my report?

We aim to send your report to you within two weeks but we also offer an emergency two-day turnaround service. You can either opt for a long report (necessary if you need to use it in court) or a short report.

What can I expect from the appointment?

You may feel nervous before the appointment or concerned that you will not be able to fully explain what you are feeling, especially if it may affect the outcome of a court case. This is natural. Our team of mental health professionals comes highly qualified and experienced at putting patients at ease. Remember, you will not be judged. Many patients find that taking notes into a session helps them to remember everything they want to say.

What will happen after I receive my report?

You may wish to give us a call straight away to organise a treatment plan or you may decide to simply use the report for its original purpose for now and consider treatment in the future. Whatever you decide, we are here to guide you through your next steps.