Resilient Families Collaborative
Supervised Parenting & Family Services located in Denver, Colorado
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Where partnership meets family resilience
The RFC Model
The RFC Model
The Resilient Families Collaborative (RFC) Model is a Colorado-based therapeutic approach to supervised parenting, and other family services. Our philosophy is that safe, healthy parent–child relationships can be supported even in the context of high conflict, divorce, or complex family systems. RFC recognizes that family separation is both a legal and emotional process, and that meaningful progress occurs when services are delivered by trained professionals who understand child development, family dynamics, and the holistic experience of parenting.
We provide doctorate-level and licensed professionals who apply advanced clinical training and specialized expertise in neuropsychology, stress, regulation, and family dynamics.
The RFC Model honors the lived experience of Colorado families and strives to provide structured support through psychoeducation and evidence-based parenting practices. Our work supports families in establishing new rhythms with care and intention, meeting each family with dignity, openness, and respect.
RFC partners with court-involved and community-referred families across Colorado and the Denver metro area to provide supervised parenting time, parenting coaching, cognitive assessment, and other therapeutic family services.
What sets us apart?
What sets us apart?
Why Choose Resilient Families Collaborative?
Why Choose Resilient Families Collaborative?
RFC’s supervised family time, parent coaching, and therapeutic services (including educational advocacy and cognitive/IQ testing) are solely guided by licensed and clinically trained professionals. This foundation enhances the level of professionalism, safety, and care provided to children and families.
Court-Informed & System-Credible
Court-Informed & System-Credible
We provide professional reports and documentation to meet court expectations, and statutory requirements to ensure our services support informed decision-making and case progression.
Trauma-Informed & Attachment-Focused
Trauma-Informed & Attachment-Focused
All supervised family time and related services are delivered through a trauma-informed, attachment-centered approach. Drawing on experience in child welfare, developmental pediatrics, and school-based mental health, we support families navigating trauma, neurodevelopmental differences, and disrupted relationships while prioritizing safety and connection.
Real-Time Skill Building
Real-Time Skill Building
In addition to supervised parenting time, parents receive real-time coaching and practical feedback to build effective parenting skills, confidence, and meaningful parent-child engagement. All visits are led by, or directly supervised by, licensed professionals with experience in child welfare, developmental neuroscience, and school-based mental health.
Colorado-Rooted & Community-Centered
Colorado-Rooted & Community-Centered
Resilient Families Collaborative was founded by Denver natives who are deeply connected to the communities they serve. RFC partners with Colorado families, schools, courts, and related community systems to provide accessible, culturally responsive, and respectful parenting time and family services.
Benefits for Children
Benefits for Children
Children receive structure and stability that support their physical and emotional well-being during family transitions.
Parents learn healthy and effective behavior strategies that they can continue to build upon over time.
Supports that offer opportunities for generational healing by modeling safe, consistent, relational experiences.
Increased caregiver knowledge of children’s emotional, developmental, and regulatory needs.
Opportunities for parent-child contact that eliminates fear, uncertainty, or exposure to adult conflict.
Supervised Parenting Service Tiers
Supervised Parenting Service Tiers
Starting at $65/hr.
Intake Fee (Per Party)
$50.00
Includes:
Includes:
Comprehensive Intake Assessment
Confidential Documentation
Clear guidance on program structure and expectations
All Supervised Parenting Services Include:
All Supervised Parenting Services Include:
• Services delivered in alignment with Colorado safety standards and court expectations
• Professional documentation or reports aligned with court expectations
• Flexible scheduling
• Culturally responsive, neurodivergent and LGBTQ+ affirming services
Why the tiers?
Why the tiers?
Supervised family time and related services vary in intensity based on family circumstances, court involvement, and child needs.
A tiered service structure allows interventions to be matched to case complexity, risk level, and the therapeutic needs of each family.
Tier 1: Basic Supervised Parenting $65/hr
Tier 1: Basic Supervised Parenting $65/hr
All Supervised Parenting Tiers Include:
• Child-centered and trauma-informed counselors
• Professional documentation including session summaries and observations.
• Flexible scheduling
• Option for on-site visitation
Best suited for:
Families requiring traditional supervised parenting. Visits are supervised by qualified professionals holding degrees in psychology, criminal justice, social work, or a related field, with continuous supervision and a consistent focus on child safety throughout each visit.
Tier 2: Supported Supervised Parenting & Coaching $85/hr
Tier 2: Supported Supervised Parenting & Coaching $85/hr
This enhanced service combines structured supervision with individualized parenting coaching and psychoeducation designed to meet each parent where they are. Families receive a personalized coaching plan tailored to their unique learning style, strengths, and feedback preferences.
Includes:
• Parent Coaching and feedback
• Skill-building around areas such as communication, routines, and boundaries
• Support with emotional regulation and responsiveness
• Post-visit feedback and goal development
Best suited for:
Parents seeking individualized, psychoeducational support and coaching that builds understanding of child development and strengthens practical parenting skills in real time.
Tier: 3 Therapeutic Supervised Parenting $160/hr
Tier: 3 Therapeutic Supervised Parenting $160/hr
Our highest level of support for families needing structured, clinically informed intervention during parent-child contact. This tier integrates supervised visitation with therapeutic guidance. Sessions are led by or directly overseen by licensed clinicians, ensuring safety, accountability, and meaningful self-reflection and skill development throughout the process.
Includes:
• All features of Supported Supervised Parenting
• Safety-focused, structured visitation within a clinically informed framework
• Guidance for high-conflict or trauma-impacted family dynamics
• Collaboration with treatment providers and multidisciplinary teams when appropriate
Best suited for:
Families navigating trauma or high-conflict dynamics with potential safety concerns
Where are we located?
Where are we located?
Located in the heart of downtown Denver, RFC offers an on-site private, and accessible setting for parenting time. Our office is surrounded by vibrant restaurants and family-friendly destinations, including the Denver Art Museum. We provide on-site visitation during evenings and all day Sundays to support family schedules.
Additional visits may be conducted in client homes or approved community settings, as appropriate. *
Additional Services
Additional Services
(Not Included in Tiers)
(Not Included in Tiers)
Cognitive/IQ testing
Cognitive/IQ testing
Assessments used to identify patterns consistent with neurodiversity which include: learning differences, ADHD, intellectual disabilities, and other cognitive or developmental profiles.
Parenting Classes
Parenting Classes
Starting at 65/hr.
Individual and group sessions
IEP Reviews & Educational Advocacy Support
IEP Reviews & Educational Advocacy Support
Starting at $60/hr
sliding-scale fees for qualifying families.
Provides review and guidance around Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and 504 Plans to help caregivers effectively advocate for their child's academic and social-emotional needs.
Includes:
Includes:
Identification of strengths and areas of concern
Support preparing questions for school teams
Advocacy-informed guidance (non-legal)
Contact Resilient Families Collaborative
Contact Resilient Families Collaborative
We welcome referrals from:
We welcome referrals from:
- Courts and attorneys
- Guardians ad Litem, Counsel for Youth (CFY), and CFIs
- Child welfare agencies
- Schools and community providers
- All families seeking parent or guardian support
Service Area: Colorado, Denver Metro area
Service Area: Colorado, Denver Metro area
Phone: (720) 432-2691 or (720) 335-5123
Phone: (720) 432-2691 or (720) 335-5123
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