The fundamental corporate goal is to inform peers and students in family professions, family research and public policy and reflect in what is happening globally in this important field. The goal is to help field practitioner be more educated, aware and more effective; for legislation to be more compassionate, and human services more focused on holistic means to improve child outcomes.
A quarterly publication for family professionals bringing news, information, and research from the areas of family law, high conflict divorce and child custody. Editorial content provides practical thought, insight, and interviews with family practitioners across disciplines. Now a Podcast! Hear CF DIGITAL! NOW!
Offering individual and family coaching, support groups and consulting for those engaged in child custody and alienation issues impacted by litigation, divorce and custody.
The corporate imprint providing print, ebook and electronic publishing of academic, research, and professional educational resources for those who practice, study, and train in the field of contemporary family issues
With over twenty years in the field, Founder, Dr. Mark Roseman (“Ask Dr. Mark”) brings forth information, research, professional practice and news about child custody considerations and options for global considerations to strengthen co-parenting and the parent-child relationship when parents have separated and divorced.
Provide all writers vital pre-publishing service options, Offer the Preserving Family Ties Publishing imprint for likeminded authors and Extend post-publication press and marketing assistance. Co-publishing partnerships welcome with private and public educational organizations.
CF DIGITAL! is the principal PFTM podcast with its roots shared with Contemporary Family Magazine’s mission to share global voices of practitioners, researchers, child advocates and policymakers addressing child custody, litigation, and family healing to improve child outcomes when parents separate.
MDR and Associates has grown out of more than 25 years in coaching, mediation, and consulting with parents and practitioners seeking alternatives and opportunities to improving one’s personal and professional lives as impacted by individual, and family change. Staff seek new methods for strengthening present challenges and to seek future opportunites.