Begin by naming the purpose of the inquiry.
Foundations describes counseling, coaching, parent and school advocacy, supervised and therapeutic visitation, reunification, GAL services, parenting assessments, social investigations and forensic-related services. These are different professional roles, not alternate names for one general intake.
Contact the office with the broad service you wish to discuss. Staff can explain how the request is reviewed and who can clarify scope, requirements and availability.
Clarify engagement before sending private material.
An initial inquiry should identify your own contact details and the type of service or collaboration you want to discuss. Do not submit confidential referral records, children’s information, court orders, allegations or health histories through the public website.
Ask about the appropriate information-sharing process and any engagement requirements before sending necessary material. A website inquiry is not acceptance of a referral, confirmation of a professional role or agreement to a deadline.
Keep practical questions specific.
Ask which service fits the purpose of the inquiry, what information is needed for review, whether the practice has current capacity and who can explain fees and next steps. Avoid assuming that a counseling appointment satisfies an evaluation, investigation or other outside requirement.
Legal questions about an order or the effect of a report belong with the appropriate legal professional. The practice can explain the services it may be able to consider.
Community and professional-development inquiries.
The practice also offers inquiries about qualified supervision for mental health and social work interns, along with a community-collaboration contact. Ask the office for the current person and process for your inquiry rather than using an outdated directory entry.
Call 321-622-8104 or email info@fc321.org. For public website use, a simple service-interest request is enough to begin the conversation.
A little more clarity.
Can I refer someone directly through the public form?
Use it for an initial service inquiry and your own contact information. Confirm the practice’s appropriate referral and information-sharing process before sending confidential materials.
Does the website confirm that a case or referral is accepted?
No. Service scope, engagement, availability and any deadline must be confirmed directly with the practice.