Assessments like anger management assessments and domestic violence assessments consist of a process where a qualified professional will provide a clinical opinion about how a person handles negative emotional experiences. Everyone experiences negative emotions from time to time, but occasionally individuals have problems letting frustration or angry feelings turn into destructive incidents.
Anger management and domestic violence assessments seek to determine whether a particular incident has underlying personal factors which could make the individual who was asked to complete an assessment susceptible to reoccurring problems. Additionally, the assessment will help them and the court, get an accurate picture of the individual’s ability to appropriately manage frustration or angry feelings.
After completion of an online questionnaire and an interview by phone or video, one of our trained evaluators will email a professional document appropriate for the courts, probation departments, or employers, in 5 business days or sooner if rush services are chosen.
When it comes to assessments like License Reinstatement Assessments, state motor vehicle departments typically have a specific set of paperwork that needs to be completed by the professional evaluator. Once an interview is completed with one of our evaluators and the state DMV forms have been provided, our evaluator will complete the state motor vehicle forms and will send the results of the assessment via email.
This assessment is used in cases where violence occurred, such as when someone is arrested during a bar fight. Anger Management Assessments are typically used in situations where an individual is alleged to have committed violence against a person with which they have no intimate or familial relationship. In these types of cases, the judge may want the accused to undergo an anger management assessment to determine the risk of future incidents.
An Anger Management Assessment provides the opportunity to speak with one of our trained evaluators and discuss the event and circumstances around the event. During this evaluation, psychological and social factors are discussed to determine if treatment is recommended, and the evaluator may provide recommendations for how to deal effectively with anger.
This assessment is intended for offenders who may have lost their license due to repeated DUIs, those who had a particularly high blood alcohol content level when committing their DUI offense, or those unfortunately involved in a vehicular homicide. Often, the assessment is a required step in the process to regain driving privileges.
A License Reinstatement Assessment typically includes the completion of the paperwork provided by a state department of motor vehicles. After completing a questionnaire and interview, a trained evaluator will complete the paperwork as required by each state and email you the results. When appropriate, evaluators will include recommendations for education or treatment.
This assessment is used in cases where people are accused of committing violence against their spouse, intimate partner, or another family member. The assessment evaluates the issue and circumstances, and in many cases, an alcohol or drug abuse assessment is performed in conjunction.
A Domestic Violence Assessment seeks to create a picture of an individual’s ability to participate in relationships without turning to violence. This assessment also analyzes the severity of the situation and the potential for an individual to harm family members. By reviewing an individual’s history of violence, mental health, and any substance abuse that may be present, evaluators are able to report on the risk of future violent behavior and provide appropriate recommendations to reduce the risk of violence.
This assessment is used for cases where the alleged offender is accused of less severe sexual offenses such as inappropriate touching or disorderly conduct. A Sexual Behavior Assessment is often ordered so the judge and prosecutor can determine if the alleged offender has the potential to be a greater threat in the future.
A Sexual Behavior Assessment looks to identify behaviors or attitudes that can lead to unwanted or destructive sexual behaviors. Additionally, Sexual Behavior Assessments are used in cases where the facts of an incident are unclear. After completing an online questionnaire and interview, our trained evaluators provide a professional report via email that includes recommendations or reasons why recommendations are not included.
After registering for an account and selecting the appropriate assessment, you will be asked to complete an online questionnaire that can be completed in 10 to 20 minutes. Your evaluator will review your responses in preparation for your interview.
After you complete your questionnaire online, contact US Court Assessments to set up your interview. The interview will take about 40-50 minutes and can be completed from wherever is convenient for you. We have rush services available for customers on a deadline.
Your report will be emailed to you in 5 business days, or sooner with rush selected. From there, you can review the results and share them with your attorney and court officials. Keep in mind, that you will be able to see your results before you share them.
Some assessments may require an extra step or two, depending on the requirements of the state or requesting authority. If you need any support as you go through the process, just email us at info@uscourtassessments.com or call (833) 446-3100.