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Forensic Assessment

Psychological expertise
for legal and justice contexts.

Forensic psychological and neuropsychological assessments for legal proceedings. Conducted by Dr. Susan Moraes, Forensic Psychologist & Neuropsychologist, with 30+ years of experience across police services, correctional institutions, and the courts.

Forensic assessments are scheduled on a case-by-case basis.

Lead Clinician
Dr. Susan Moraes
Ph.D., C.Psych.
Clinical Neuropsychologist · Forensic Psychologist
30+ YearsCourt-accepted reports
Forensic psychological assessment session at Mindframe
About the Practice

Forensic psychology at Mindframe

It requires a psychologist with deep expertise in psychological assessment, a thorough understanding of legal standards and processes, and the ability to communicate complex psychological findings clearly and credibly in legal contexts.

Dr. Moraes brings over 30 years of psychological experience, having worked within police services, correctional institutions, courts, and community mental health systems across Ontario.

Areas of Practice

Forensic assessment services

Dr. Moraes conducts forensic psychological and neuropsychological assessments across the following areas.

Threat Assessments
Risk Assessments
Pre-employment suitability assessments for Police and High Security positions
Fitness for Duty evaluations
Mental Health Assessments for Court
Availability

Who forensic assessments are for

Forensic assessments are available for Children, Adolescents, and Adults.

Individuals, Agencies, and Lawyers can contact us to discuss specific forensic assessments needed.

Specialist Expertise

Forensic Neuropsychology

As a Clinical Neuropsychologist & forensic psychologist, Dr. Moraes also provides neuropsychological assessments for legal proceedings. Her extensive background in police services and correctional settings gives her an informed perspective on complex forensic cases.

Important to Know

Confidentiality in forensic contexts

Forensic assessments differ from clinical assessments in important ways regarding confidentiality. In forensic contexts, the purpose of the assessment is typically to inform a third party, such as a court. Standard therapeutic confidentiality does not apply in the same way.

Dr. Moraes explains these distinctions clearly to all individuals being assessed as part of the informed consent process.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about assessments.

Fees and Coverage

We believe financial clarity is part of great care.

We are transparent about our fees and currently accept the following insurance plans and funding programs to make our services as accessible as possible.