Mark David Roseman Ph.D. CFLE

'Dr. Mark' Roseman is an experienced mediator, family educator and consultant on child custody, notably high conflict child custody, child estrangement and parental alienation. His writing and speaking brings his experience across family court, therapeutic interventions and rational understanding of anger evidenced in more than thirty percent of child custody cases.

He began his field work in 1998 as Assistant Director for Child Access and Visitation in Washington, DC with the Children's Rights Council serving with its founder, David L. Levy, an international pioneering advocate for joint custody (shared parenting). This role permitted him to examine the distinct roles of family professionals across disciplines, as law, psychology, public policy, medicine and education and set up a new framework for collaborative common goal to "preserve family ties when parents separate."

Dr. Roseman is Publisher of Contemporary Family Magazine and serves on the Editorial Advisory Board of the American Journal of Family Therapy. He has written dozens of articles including as columnist for Tribune Syndicate (2005-2009), Huffington Post (2010-15), NYPD BLUE. His national column, "Family Matters" was published in the Stars and Stripes. He speaks internationally on the complex issues of child custody and does so by showing how family court procedures may be modified and visitation and child reunification options can give meaningful resolving to family conflict.

Importantly, Dr. Mark's writing is based on family research, and field practice he designed as founder of a leading holistic supervised visitation and child reunification agency based in Florida, The Toby Center for Family Transitions. The Agency's Mission reflects societal needs to improve child outcomes when parents separate.