Dr. Brenna Tindall has been formally endorsed and qualified as an expert witness in multiple jurisdictions across a broad range of forensic and clinical domains. Her expertise has been recognized in criminal, civil, and domestic relations courts, and she has provided expert opinions in proceedings involving juveniles and adults. Specific areas in which she has been endorsed include:

• Psychosexual Evaluations and Sex Offense Assessments
• Domestic Relations and Allocation of Parental Responsibilities
• Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Trauma
• Psychological Testing and DSM-5-TR Diagnostics
• Risk Assessments for sexual offending, domestic violence, and child abuse
• Sex Trafficking dynamics, impact, and offender/victim profiles
• Trauma and Memory reliability in forensic contexts
• Healthy and Problematic Sexuality, including paraphilic disorders
• Risk-Need-Responsivity (RNR) Principles in offender rehabilitation
• Evaluation and Treatment of Justice-Involved Individuals
• Parental Alienation and high-conflict family dynamics
• Professional Ethics in forensic mental health practice
• Domestic Violence—victim and offender typologies
• Sex Offense—victim and offender typologies
• Crossover Cases involving both domestic violence and sex offending
• Neurobiology and Forensic Implications
• Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) in clinical and forensic populations
• Autism Spectrum Disorder in forensic evaluation contexts
• Juvenile Offending, rehabilitation potential, and legal considerations
• Dependency and Neglect case consultation
• Family Law and child custody issues, including best interest and safety assessments

Dr. Tindall's testimony is grounded in empirical research, extensive clinical experience, and adherence to ethical and professional standards. She is regularly called upon to assist the court in translating complex psychological and neurobiological concepts into clear, relevant information for judicial consideration. Her evaluations and opinions are known for being objective, balanced, and responsive to the needs of diverse legal contexts.