Complex Family Assessment, Diagnosis & Treatment Program (CFAT)
Take the CFAT Family Intervention Survey:
Please upload & send all required documents requested on the Registration form.
Court-Aligned Function
The Complex Family Assessment and Treatment Program is an innovative solution designed to assist courts in high-conflict complex custody matters involving repeated litigation, entrenched family conflict, and concerns regarding child well-being and parental alienation. The program provides a comprehensive, data-driven assessment to support informed judicial decision-making.
Children 4 Tomorrow maintains strict neutrality and does not provide custody advocacy or legal opinions, just states the finding facts where courts can make decisions for children and families.
Purpose
This comprehensive assessment is designed to:
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Identify root causes of chronic conflict and repeat of court filings
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Assess the impact of family dynamics on children
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Distinguish relational disruption, psychological abuse, parental alienation and trauma-related behaviors
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Provide a court-ready assessment report and treatment plan
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Reduce repeated court involvement by transitioning families into appropriate mental health intervention
We approach each parent with empathy, respect, and understanding. Our goal is to assist parents in recognizing and addressing behaviors, past trauma, and coping mechanisms that may unknowingly impact their relationships with their children, co-parent, and others. C4T maintains strict neutrality and does not provide custody advocacy or legal opinions, just states the finding facts where courts can make sound decisions for children and families.
Beyond Standard Protocol
This program surpasses the typical education and training of mental health professionals. Our highly specialized mental health team is qualified to testify as expert witnesses. The multidisciplinary team, including mental health professionals, treatment teams, and amicus attorneys are trained in trauma, attachement, and high-conflict family systems. We ensure that the court sees our advocacy, expertise, transparency, and unbiased approach, all aimed at restoring families in the best interest of the children.
Contact Us
If you want to learn more about the program, contact Dwilene Lindsey at 713-660-0760 for a 20 minute phone consultation to get your questions answered.
*If you have a court order to take the assessment program, please complete both the Registration & Release Forms.