A psychological Fitness for Work assessment may be requested when there are concerns about an employee’s:
Mental health and its impact on work performance or safety
Capacity to return to work after a psychological injury or extended leave
Ability to manage workplace stress, responsibilities, or interpersonal dynamics
Risk to self or others in the workplace
Comprehensive clinical interview and psychological screening
Review of workplace duties, history, and current mental health concerns
Evaluation of functional capacity, coping skills, and risk factors
Liaison with referring stakeholders (e.g., employers, GPs, rehab providers)
A detailed written report with clear recommendations for support or accommodations
Employers and HR teams seeking independent assessments
Workers compensation and insurance providers
Rehabilitation and return-to-work coordinators
Employees concerned about returning to work after psychological leave
Confirmation of fitness to return or continue working
Identification of temporary or permanent restrictions
Recommendations for phased return, workplace adjustments, or further treatment
Support planning for workplace re-entry or transition
Trauma-informed, respectful, and independent approach
Qualified psychologists with experience in workplace mental health
Clear, timely communication with all stakeholders
Emphasis on safety, wellbeing, and collaboration