Psychosexual Report
What is a Psychosexual Evaluation?
A psychosexual evaluation is conducted when an individual is charged with sexual misconduct. A psychosexual evaluation consists of an assessment of the defendant’s sexual and social history. It also includes scientific assessments to measure psychological and sexual functioning. These assessments help determine the likelihood of future reoffending. Examples of actuarial tools that may be used for psychosexual reports include STATIC-99R, LSI-R, SCL-90R, CPORT, STABLE-2007, and ACUTE-2007.
High-impact psychosexual evaluations leverage precision-tailored actuarial tools to deliver accurate, offense-specific risk assessments.
Psychosexual reports have gained considerable popularity among legal practitioners due to their versatility. Psychosexual evaluations assist in plea negotiations, inform trial strategies, and may serve as an important mitigating factor during sentencing.
Importantly, the assessment should assist the defendant in developing an appropriate treatment plan, thereby benefiting the defendant and lessening potential risks to the public.
Ms. Andreas is a Certified Sex Offender Treatment Provider (CSOTP) and, upon screening, accepts clients for ongoing individual treatment.
