Polygraph examinations are conducted by utilizing a computerized polygraph instrument and administered employing a standard validated APA protocol and best practices approved for post-conviction sex offender testing, (PCSOT).

The purpose of the PCSOT examination types is to use the polygraph to verify the client’s honesty when talking through different aspects of their behavior.

Polygraph examination results shall only be used in conjunction with supervisory and/or therapeutic professionals who interact with clients that have exhibited inappropriate or criminal sexual behaviors.

The polygraph related information shall only be used in conjunction with other available information when making any decision pertaining to a client.

Our examiners have also provided polygraph examinations for clients with sexual addictions that have no criminal sexual history.

Please contact us with any questions.

What to expect when scheduling a Sexual History, Maintenance, or Denial Examination:

• Polygraph examinations scheduled with examiners that have a background in law enforcement.

• Examiners travel to your office location or SPS may be able to suggest an alternate office location, if needed.

• We will request a referral regarding your areas of concern(s), which will be provided to the examiner.

• Clients must not know the exact questions on a polygraph exam prior to the appointment. Many times clients will give admissions before the exam, which requires the examiner to change the examination question.

• Examinations are approximately two hours long.

• Results may be provided to the client the day of the exam.

• The polygraph report will be sent to the requesting office within seven days of the visit.