Court Mandated Counselling Therapists
If you've been mandated to attend counselling, finding the right therapist can make the process more meaningful. Connect with experienced therapists on First Session who can meet your requirements.

Being required to attend counselling by a court or legal process can feel challenging, but it can also be an opportunity for genuine growth and change. The right therapist can help make court mandated counselling a productive experience rather than just a requirement to fulfill.
Therapists experienced with court mandated work understand the specific requirements and documentation needed while also creating a supportive space for real therapeutic progress. On First Session, you can browse therapists who have experience with court-ordered counselling and watch their intro videos to find someone you feel you can work with productively.
Ariella Boehm
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Ariella Boehm
Kaitlin Klimosko

Kaitlin Klimosko
Ean Burchell

Ean Burchell
Elena Serra
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Elena Serra
Kimberly Crossman

Kimberly Crossman

Therapy is hard work.
Court mandated counselling is therapy required by a court, judge, or legal process. It may be ordered for various reasons including anger management, substance use, domestic situations, parenting matters, or other circumstances. The therapist typically provides documentation or reports to satisfy legal requirements while also supporting genuine therapeutic progress.
Individuals may be mandated to attend counselling as part of legal proceedings, probation requirements, custody arrangements, or diversion programs. While the counselling is required, it can still be a valuable opportunity to develop insights, skills, and make positive changes in your life.
While sessions will address the specific concerns that led to the court requirement, they're also a space for you to work on personal growth. Your therapist will help you understand the issues at hand, develop new skills, and make progress toward the goals set by the court. The more engaged you are, the more beneficial the experience can be.
The duration is usually determined by the court order or legal requirement. Some mandates specify a certain number of sessions, while others require counselling until specific conditions are met. Your therapist can work with you within these parameters while also supporting deeper, lasting change if you're interested.
Look for a therapist who explicitly mentions experience with court mandated or legally required counselling. They should understand documentation requirements and how to communicate with legal parties when needed. On First Session, you can watch intro videos and reach out to therapists to confirm they can meet your specific requirements.
Browse therapists on First Session who have experience with court mandated counselling. Watch their intro videos and confirm they can meet your legal requirements, then book directly through the platform. Be sure to share your court documentation so the therapist understands what's needed.
