Sexual violence risk assessment is the practice of estimating the likelihood that an individual will reoffend, with the ultimate goal of prevention. For forensic psychologists conducting forensic evaluations using the Sexual Violence Risk-20 (SVR-20), this means that assessment findings must translate into actionable recommendations tailored to the individual case. The structured professional judgment approach embodied in the SVR-20 and its updated second version provides a framework for this translation, but bridging the gap between identified risk factors and meaningful intervention strategies requires deliberate attention to the formulation process, the development of risk scenarios, and the articulation of management plans that stakeholders can actually implement.