Psychodiagnostics

Psychodiagnostic assessment is an attempt to see a person in depth: emotional life, thinking, relationships, vulnerability and strength, held together rather than reduced to a label. The same careful seeing is brought into the forensic field, where psychological understanding meets legal questions and where the consequences of an opinion are real. Assessment combines clinical interviewing, projective and structured instruments, and integrative reporting written in clear, responsible language for the person, the family, or the court.