Types of Psychology Reports

We offer expert witness and medico-legal reports for a wide range of legal contexts, including:

• Personal injury and road traffic accidents (RTAs)
• Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA)
• Civil and family court proceedings
• Fitness to practise hearings (e.g. SRA, HCPC, GMC)
• Employment tribunals and workplace matters
• Immigration and asylum cases
• Risk assessments and forensic evaluations
• Military and veteran assessments
• Pre-surgery psychological evaluations

If your case type isn’t listed, we’re happy to discuss your specific requirements.

Contact us with your specific requirements for medico-legal Psychology assessment and formal Psychology Reports.

Our Approach: Professional and Compassionate

A psychological assessment for court or legal purposes shouldn’t feel intimidating or re-traumatising.

We take care to make each assessment professional, respectful, and at a comfortable pace.

Our clinicians balance objectivity and compassion, creating space for clients to speak openly while maintaining the independence required of expert witnesses.

We are trained in trauma-informed assessment, ensuring sensitivity to clients’ experiences while producing clear, defensible, and timely reports.

Quality and Training

All our Clinical Psychologists are HCPC-registered and experienced in expert witness report writing.

Dr Jurai Darongkamas and several colleagues have completed Bond Solon Expert Witness Training.

Our reports adhere to court requirements and psychological best practice, ensuring accuracy, clarity, and professionalism.

Client Feedback

• “ I felt very comfortable and cared for…“
• “…very supportive appointment and assessment.”
• “professional… efficient… and kind”,
• “the report she has done is excellent and covers everything so well…“

We’re proud to receive such feedback from clients and solicitors who instruct us repeatedly.

Therapy Linked to Legal Proceedings

Our psychologists also provide therapy for clients who are advised to engage in treatment as part of a legal or personal injury process.

For Court-Mandated Psychological Therapy, when required, we can supply therapy progress reports, usually following discussion with the client.

Contact Us

To discuss a psychology expert witness report or medico-legal assessment, please contact us or email ncps@clinicalpsychologyservice.co.uk 

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Dr Laura Bettney, Dr Nina Shergill, Dr Jo Jennison, and other colleagues offer psychology expert witness report/personal injury/medico-legal Psychology assessment and/or therapy.

More information about our Clinical Psychologists is on the About Us page

Page written by Dr Jurai Darongkamas, edited by Dr Laura Bettney.

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Psychology expert witness report or psychology medical-legal assessment linked to:

• Personal Injury Psychology Expert Witness report including for Civil Courts;
• Psychology reports needed for CICA (Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority);
• Expert Psychology assessment and evaluation report;
• Reports from Forensic Psychologist Expert Witness;
• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Psychology Assessment;
• Psychology reports for Veterans and Military personnel;
• Expert Witness Psychology Assessment Medicolegal Report for civil court;
• Psychology reports for criminal courts, criminal justice system;
• court-ordered psychological assessment;
• Psychological therapy after personal injury, including Personal injury claim through the Official Injury website;
• Reports linked to whether or not a person is “fit for surgery”, Psychology assessment before mastectomy or plastic surgery;
• Immigration psychology reports; 
• Psychology reports to employers about someone’s mental health;
• Psychology reports for employment tribunals;
• Clinical Psychologist report for disability Blue Badge applications;
• A Psychological assessment of the risk of sexual offending or other;
• Offending psychology expert witness report;
• Psychology assessment for Fitness to Practice hearings (FTP) can include risk assessments, including to the solicitor regulation authority (SRA) and other professional bodies;
• Psychology reports to educational establishments including Universities;
• Psychology reports for court proceedings;
• psychology reports for medical legal matters;
• psychology reports for civil courts, family law cases, criminal justice matters;
• Clinical psychologists supporting legal professionals, solicitors, and individuals requiring formal psychological assessments/psychology expert witness;
• Other Psychology medico-legal reports