The SCAR is a comprehensive, court‑admissible clinical report designed for Black individuals involved in the Canadian justice system. Modeled after the IRCA ™, the SCAR brings depth, cultural context, and systemic analysis to legal proceedings.

Each report is informed by rigorous clinical interviews, trauma assessment tools, and historical research — weaving together the psychological and structural realities of racialized life in Canada. It includes analysis of:

• The impact of systemic anti‑Black racism
• Intergenerational and racial trauma
• Cultural identity formation
• Social determinants of justice (poverty, education, housing, etc.)

SCARs are most often used in Pre-sentencing of a guilty plea with sentencing that could be for 2 years or more. As well as bail hearings, in rare cases and restorative justice contexts.