Mark
Roseman, Ph.D. |
Dr. Mark Roseman is the CEO of the Toby Center for Family Transitions, Inc. which he founded in South Florida in 2008. His program centers around the needs of families, when parents choose to separate, whether they are single, separated, just divorcing or never married.
Dr Mark’s program at the Toby Center is a national model for serving the divorcing population and their children, with locations across Florida. An educator, Dr. Roseman has worked with children and parents since 1998 when he served as an advocate for joint custody and served with David L. Levy, Esq, President Emeritus of the Children’s Rights Council (CRC) in Washington, DC. In 2002-2008, Roseman served as Assistant Director for Child Access Services for the CRC developing training for supervised visitation and opening visitation locations in metro DC. Roseman frequently quotes America’s foremost pioneer in child psychiatry, Dr. Karl Menninger who stated that “What children see at home, they will do to society.” The Toby Center philosophy is that through assisting parents to be more confident and satisfied, their children will have a better opportunity to thrive. Dr Roseman is a [multi-state] certified family mediator, specializing in high conflict divorce, parental alienation, the Florida court required “co-parenting class” and is a Certified Family Life Educator (CFLE). He also writes editorial commentary for the Huffington Post Online. He has been a contributing writer for 400 newspapers of the Knight Ridder Tribune Syndicate. Mark can be reached at (561) 244-0010 or mark.roseman@thetobycenter.org |
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Video Scenarios
Watch videos with common co-parenting problems and then see different responses that produce positive and negative results. Reinforcing Quizzes At the end of each chapter, you'll have the opportunity to reinforce what you've learned by taking a quiz. Quizzes help ensure that you'll be ready to handle situations in the future. Guided Questions After each video scenario, CIBO presents the user with guided questions to explore how each problem can be addressed, and to increase your understanding of the situation. Skills Practice You can spend time practicing and refining your skills in our Skills Practice section - meant to increase your confidence in the skills taught in CIBO. |