Therapeutic justice is critical, not just to help resolve disputes, but to rebuild relationships and give families a stronger footing for the future.
The Family Justice Courts Therapeutic Justice Model (TJ) shifts the focus of family proceedings away from blame and towards resolution, safety and repair.
At B.A.R.E Child & Family Psychological Services, we walk alongside families navigating the complexities of law and life. We are a team of Forensic, Clinical and Counselling Psychologists dedicated to helping individuals and families find clarity, safety and restoration — even in the midst of litigation.
One entry point, two parallel wings, and a single joined-up outcome — designed so that assessment and healing progress together rather than in sequence.
Forensic, Clinical & Counselling Psychologists
Parental capacity; risk and protective factors
Trauma & attachment treatment; family and child psychotherapy
Joint legal–psychological solutions
Each specialism carries a defined role in the framework, and each contributes something distinct to the therapeutic justice system.
| Specialised role | Core responsibilities in this framework | TJ system contribution |
|---|---|---|
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⚖️Forensic
Psychologist |
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Delivers objective, legally defensible, risk-managed data to the Family Court. |
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🔬Clinical
Psychologist |
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Resolves deep psychological barriers that stall family mediation or cause high court conflict. |
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🗣️Counselling
Psychologist |
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Helps families build emotional resilience and communication tools for life after court. |
A concise overview of our services — easy to share with families, colleagues and referring professionals.
Speak with our team about a therapeutic justice pathway for a family, a young person or a court-directed matter.