Questions an assessment may address
- Which factors require attention in this case?
- What protective factors are identified?
- How might the assessment change with context?
How we approach this matter
We consider documented history, current circumstances, behavioural patterns and protective factors. Suitable structured approaches may be used where appropriate. Conclusions explain the timeframe, scenarios and conditions that may change the assessment.
What the report provides
A contextual risk formulation and its limitations, helping clarify the factors requiring consideration within the proceedings.
Useful material for the initial review
- Relevant documented history.
- Information on context and support.
- Available assessments and behavioural records.
A brief description is enough for the first contact. Document sharing is arranged afterwards.
A common question
Can future behaviour be predicted with certainty?
Risk assessment is not an infallible prediction. Interpretation depends on context, timeframe and the quality of information.