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Firearms Risk Assessments

Professional psychological assessments for firearm licensing and renewal, available Australia-wide via secure telehealth.

Supporting Safe, Informed Firearm Use

Regenerative Psychology provides objective, evidence-based psychological assessments for individuals who require evaluation as part of firearm licensing, renewal, or regulatory review.

Our approach is respectful, structured, and trauma-informed, ensuring you feel supported while we meet the requirements set by your state or territory’s firearms licensing authority.

Who Needs a Firearms Risk Assessment?

You may require a psychological or mental-health risk assessment if:

Your state or territory firearms regulator has requested further evaluation
You have a history of mental-health challenges, treatment, or risk-related concerns that require clarification
You need a psychological report to support a licence application or renewal
Your GP or specialist has recommended an independent review

We work with clients across all Australian states and territories.

What the Assessment Involves

Our assessments are structured to meet national regulatory expectations and typically include:

A comprehensive clinical interview exploring mental health, wellbeing, history, and contextual factors
Standardised psychological and risk-screening measures where appropriate
Review of relevant documents (e.g., referral, licensing authority request, medical or mental-health history)
A formal written report addressing psychological risk
The report is sent directly to your nominated GP and/or licensing authority

Note: Firearms assessments do not include a feedback session, as reports are prepared specifically for regulatory decision-making.

How It Works

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Referral & Documentation

Most firearms risk assessments require a referral, usually from a GP.

You’ll be asked to provide any relevant letters or paperwork from your state or territory licensing authority.

Assessment Appointment

Conducted via secure telehealth, suitable for rural and remote clients.
Includes a clinical interview and, if indicated, psychometric screening.

Report Preparation

We prepare a structured, objective report that discusses risk.

Report Submission

Reports are sent directly to your referring practitioner and/or licensing authority.

Why choose Regenerative Psychology?

National Access – Rural Focus

We deliver firearms assessments via secure telehealth to clients across Australia, ensuring people in rural and remote communities receive timely, high-quality assessment without travel.

Objective, Evidence-Based Evaluation

Our assessments are grounded in clinical best practice and psychological risk-assessment frameworks.

Respectful, Trauma-Informed Care

We understand that this process can feel personal or high-stakes. We aim to make it transparent, dignifying, and clear at every step.

Clear Communication & Professional Reporting

We produce well-structured reports that support decision-makers while maintaining fairness and respect for the individual being assessed.

Fees & Payment

Firearms assessments are privately funded and not eligible for Medicare, NDIS, or private health rebates.
A full fee schedule is available on our Fees page.

FAQ

In most cases, yes. Firearms risk assessments typically require a referral from a GP. This helps ensure we have the relevant clinical and medical history needed to complete an accurate assessment.
If you’re unsure, contact our team and we can guide you.

In NSW your GP will also need to complete the Health Risk Assessment Form for submission.

Some jurisdictions allow self-referral if the licensing authority has directly requested further assessment. However, in many cases a GP referral is still recommended.

Yes. Our assessments are delivered via secure telehealth, available in all states and territories. This makes the process accessible for clients in regional, rural, and remote communities. Please check with your local authority with regard to who they accept assessments from.

You’ll meet with a psychologist for a structured clinical interview exploring relevant mental-health history, wellbeing, and contextual factors.
Some assessments may also include standardised psychological measures or risk-screening tools, depending on what’s required by your state or territory.

Most assessments are completed in a single session of 60–90 minutes, though this can vary based on individual circumstances and documentation requirements.

No. Firearms risk assessments do not include a feedback session as a standard process.
This is because the assessment is prepared for regulatory decision-making, and feedback sessions are not part of that process.

Reports generated from firearms risk assessments are released directly to the relevant firearms authority, police, or authorising agency. If you wish, you may request that a copy of the report is also provided to your General Practitioner (GP).

Please note that, in most cases, we do not provide these reports directly to individuals. This is to minimise the risk of misinterpretation and to ensure safety. If you have questions about the outcome of your assessment, you may discuss them with your GP or the relevant agency.

Reports are typically completed within 7–14 business days after the assessment and once full payment has been received.
If you have a specific deadline or renewal date, please let our team know when booking.

Licensing decisions are made by your state or territory’s firearms authority – not by the psychologist.
If you disagree with the regulator’s decision, you may discuss options for review with your GP, legal representative, or the licensing authority.

No. Firearms risk assessments are not eligible for Medicare rebates, NDIS funding, or private health insurance.
They must be funded privately.

Yes — payment plans are available.
Please note that reports cannot be released until full payment has been received, regardless of the payment plan option chosen.

Common documents include:

GP referral
The letter/request from your state or territory firearms authority
Any relevant mental-health or medical history
Previous assessments or reports (if applicable)

We will outline exactly what is required during booking.

Yes. Having a mental health diagnosis does not automatically exclude someone from being assessed or from holding a firearm licence.
The purpose of the assessment is to understand your current wellbeing and any factors relevant to safe firearm use.

Get Started

To begin your Firearms Risk Assessment:

📧 hello@regenerativepsychology.com.au
📞 02 5016 1101
Our admin team will guide you through the required documents, referral process, and next available appointments.