National Family Resiliency Center, Inc. (formerly Children of Separation and Divorce Center) - child development, child discipline, children education, children needs, children self-worth, children socialization, coparenting, coparent, coparents, custody, divorce, divorce agreement, marriage therapy, divorce therapy, nonadversarial, parent plan, parent plans, parent conflict, parenting plan, parent skills, renegotiation, separation, single parent, single parents, visitation, collaborative, child academic or psychological difficulties

National Headquarters
National Family Resiliency Center, Inc.
10632 Little Patuxent Parkway
2000 Century Plaza Suite 121
Columbia, Maryland 21044
410-740-9553
301-384-0079
301-596-1677 fax

Rockville Office

Solomon’s Office

451 Hungerford Drive

14350 Solomon’s Island Road

Suite 225

Suite 202B

Rockville, MD. 20850

Solomon’s, MD. 20688

301-610-5666

410-474-8500

FAMILY MATTERS
Helping Families Cope With Changes Throughout the Lifecycle: pre-marriage, marriage, family transitions, separation, divorce, and remarriage.

At the National Family Resiliency Center, Inc. (NFRC), we help children and adults better understand and accept the realities of life-changing experiences in their family, as well as give them the guidance they need in order to identify and express their feelings in a healthy and healing way. We also provide families and professionals with programs and resources to help them navigate the emotionally challenging process of changes that occur throughout the life cycle.

Helping Families to Heal After a Transition
Parents who are truly committed to strong and loving parent-child relationships, as well as their own healing, receive unprecedented support and guidance from NFRC in order to make child-focused decisions at any stage of their relationship, whether they:

Have made the decision to end an adult relationship, separate or divorce
Are considering a family transition, but have not yet decided what to do
Want to explore pathways toward reconciliation, or
Face divorce-related issues such as dating and remarriage.

The end of a marriage is a sad event, but it is not the end of the family.
We provide parents who have experienced a separation with the support they need to heal so they can put aside the anger and pain of their relationship or marriage and focus instead on the needs of their children. We help educate and train mental health and legal practitioners on the effects of family transition on children at various developmental stages and the critical nature of using NFRC’s child-focused decision-making model in their professional capacities.

Providing a Multidisciplinary Approach for Professionals
For professionals in the legal, therapeutic, educational, and faith-based community, NFRC provides comprehensive training, programs, and resources that enhance their ability to provide support to families in transition.

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Privacy Statement

The National Family Resiliency Center, Inc. (formerly Children of Separation and Divorce Center), wants to demonstrate our commitment to your privacy by disclosing the following information.

Information Collection and Use
The National Family Resiliency Center, Inc. (formerly Children of Separation and Divorce Center), is the sole owner of the information collected on this site. We will not sell, share, or rent this information to others in ways different from what is disclosed in this statement. The National Family Resiliency Center, Inc. (formerly Children of Separation and Divorce Center), Inc. collects information from our site visitors to provide email services and to fulfill purchase orders of our products. When you purchase online products by filling out a purchase order form, the information is sent to us in a “secure sessions” established with Secure Socket Layer (SSL), a technology that uses encryption and authentication to secure transmissions between a server and a Web browser.

Who We Are and How to Update Your Information
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National Family Resiliency Center, Inc. (formerly Children of Separation and Divorce Center)
2000 Century Plaza- Suite 121
Columbia, MD 21044
phone: 410-740-9553
fax: 301-596-1677
email: sales@divorceabc.com

We will be happy to update the information you have provided us upon request. You can reach us by email, phone, or fax.

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2000 Century Plaza - Suite 121
Columbia, MD 21044

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Last updated: October 11, 2007