Psychology and Law
When legal strategy needs psychological insight.
Psychology is not an ancillary service when human functioning affects the matter.
Naomi founded the only legal practice in the region to build psychological insight directly into family law casework - an award-winning model that helped thousands of litigants and their children.
That experience now shapes how she supports legal teams. Therapeutic, consultative and forensic functions are not interchangeable, and knowing which one a case calls for is often the difference that matters.
Founder, the region's first psychology-integrated family law practice
Services for legal teams
Therapeutic support
Psychological care for clients navigating family law proceedings and their aftermath.
Consultative input
Psychological perspective for legal teams on matters where human functioning is central.
Forensic distinction
Clear guidance on when therapeutic, consultative and forensic functions apply - and why the distinction matters.