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Life Care Planning for Long-Term Effects
Sexual abuse can have enduring physical, emotional, and psychological effects that influence an individual’s well‑being long after the events themselves.
CBA’s Certified Life Care Planners develop comprehensive reports that evaluate the need for counseling, psychiatric care, therapy, and related support services. Each plan projects the reasonable costs of ongoing medical and therapeutic care, grounded in the available records, assessment findings, and the individual’s circumstances.
These analyses provide legal teams with clear documentation of the lasting effects of abuse and the associated future care costs.
Long‑Term Care and Support Needs
Each life care plan includes a detailed assessment of the care requirements after sexual abuse.
Counselling and therapy
Counselling, cognitive behavioural therapy, EMDR, and specialized support services projected across a lifetime.
Psychiatric care
Psychiatric assessments, medication management, and monitoring for anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other mental health conditions arising from the abuse.
Rehabilitation and peer support
Community resources, survivor peer support groups, life skills programming, and vocational rehabilitation.
Residential and housing support
Transitional housing, supported living arrangements, and safety planning for individuals who have been displaced.
Physical health care
Medical treatment for physical injuries, sexual health services, and ongoing health monitoring related to the abuse.
Long-term case management
Coordination of services and ongoing support to ensure continuity of care across providers and programs.
Our reports identify the services and supports that may be reasonably required to maintain function and quality of life over time.
How CBA supports sexual abuse claims
Our approach to sexual abuse life care planning is grounded in careful assessment, detailed documentation, and clinical relevance.
Careful Assessment Process
Our planners use a structured assessment process designed to identify the counselling, psychiatric, therapeutic, and support needs that may arise in sexual abuse claims.
Evidence-Based Cost Analysis
Our reports are based on the available records, the identified care needs in the case, and a structured review of the services and supports that may be required over time.
Clear Documentation
Our reports document the effects identified in the case and provide structured, evidence-based cost projections suitable for use in litigation.
Report types for sexual abuse claims
The appropriate report type depends on the complexity of each case.
Future Care Needs and Cost Analysis
Projects counselling, psychiatric care, trauma therapy, rehabilitation, and support service needs in a comprehensive, evidence‑based report. The analysis is grounded in available records, clinical findings, and the projected nature of the individual’s ongoing requirements.
Cost Projection of Future Care Needs
May be appropriate when therapeutic needs are clearly defined and a focused estimate of future counselling and psychiatric care costs is sufficient for early resolution or mediation, without requiring the scope of a full lifetime assessment.
Past Care Valuation
Documents the cost of care and support services already provided since the incident, including assistance received through community programs, family, and other relevant resources.
Life Care Plan Critiques
Reviews and evaluates an opposing expert’s assessment of long‑term therapeutic and psychiatric needs, examining whether the projected treatment plan, service duration, and cost estimates align with the available clinical evidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the assessment process sensitive to the survivor's experience?
Yes. The assessment process is conducted with care and sensitivity to the subject matter. Our planners aim to gather the information needed for the report in a manner that is respectful and appropriate to the circumstances.
What if the survivor is a child?
How do you project psychological care needs over a lifetime?
Let's Work Together
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