"Since our founding in 2010, The Toby Center has provided multiple services for parents seeking child custody and child access. In 2013, The Toby Center began offering these services to child welfare agencies to assist the placement of foster care children with their biological parents so together, we can improve child outcomes."
— Dr. Mark Roseman, CFLE, CEO and FounderAll services are delivered by licensed clinical and experienced non-clinical independent contractors who meet Toby Center and Florida state guidelines. Agency referred cases are specially designed to assist case managers and supervisors with child reunification and family strengthening.
Referrals require complete documentation. The following information must be included:
An intake is required for all services prior to scheduling. The intake process allows clients to share concerns, clarify treatment goals, and review Toby Center policies and procedures.
Supervised Visitation & Monitored Child Exchange
$180 per parent/guardianTherapeutic Visitation & Family Therapy
$195 per parent/guardian & per child (as needed)Mediation & Parent Coordination
$199 per parent/guardian* Virtual and phone service fees are the same as in-person fees.
The following fees apply to agency-contracted services. All services require a signed contract and detailed authorization prior to delivery.
Ed. 03/15/2023
Therapeutic Supervised Visitation
Facilitated by a licensed clinical therapist
Standard Supervised Visitation
Non-clinical, facilitated by a trained Family Monitor
Monitored Child Exchange
Neutral third-party facilitated safe child transfer
Individual and Family Therapy
Licensed clinical therapy sessions
Child Reunification Therapy
Specialized therapeutic intervention for estranged parent-child relationships
Mediation
Co-parenting plan development and agreement facilitation
Parent Coordination
Forward-focused therapeutic strategies for high-conflict parents
A brief description of each service offered through our agency contract program.
Parenting time where a neutral third party (Family Monitor) facilitates to assure the physical and emotional safety of all parties including children, primary and non-custodial parents. Family Monitors observe and document all interactions.
Utilizes the process of supervised visitation with the added therapeutic skills of the facilitating therapist. Often used when a parent has been long absent from the child's life, or when the child may have observed domestic violence.
A neutral third party facilitates the safe transfer of a child between parents when the parents are not yet ready for a normal procedure. Neutral locations are selected by the Family Monitor for exchanges.
Zoom, FaceTime, Skype, and similar platforms as well as monitored phone visitation are treated as face-to-face visitation services. Standard and therapeutic visitation procedures remain the same.
A unique therapeutic intervention to help children estranged or alienated from the absent parent. Clinicians work to disengage obstructionist parents, address children's hesitation, and make court recommendations to improve child outcomes.
The process by which both parents discuss their goals and create a co-parenting plan. The Mediation Agreement (MSA) provides detailed understanding for sharing parenting obligations, expenses, holidays, and recreational activities.
Incorporates mediation goals with forward conversation and therapeutic strategies to help highly conflicted parents create a road map for raising their children after separation. Empowers both parents to identify their special role in their children's lives.
All Toby Center services are provided by independent contractors who are recruited and trained to meet Toby Center standards. Background checks are required prior to contracting.
Hold current professional licenses in the State where the service is provided.
Registered with the State of Florida ADR Department or Circuit Court.
Trained and experienced facilitators meeting the standards of the Clearinghouse on Supervised Visitation (Florida State University School of Social Work) and Supreme Court of Florida Guidelines.
Policy requires contracting in advance of services. Download the full PDF or complete the Affiliation Contract to begin the partnership process. Contact our Agency Services Coordinator for questions.
For agency partnership inquiries, referral questions, or contract details — reach out to us directly.
Erica Cohen
Dr. Mark Roseman