Protect what matters. Forty-seven roles move through a family case — parents, judges, therapists, guardians ad litem, school counselors, mediators. This is a map of the 2,209 boundaries between them: what may pass, what may not, who holds the line, and the sentence that holds it without escalating.
When there is an immediate danger indicator, confidentiality, process, and role limits yield to the safety step — and the yielding is documented.
Educational framing. These are practice patterns, not legal or clinical advice, and they are not jurisdiction-specific. Local rules, standing orders, licensure, and case-specific orders govern. For legal advice, consult a licensed attorney. For clinical guidance, consult a licensed clinician.
Pick your role. Forty-seven relationships collapse into a handful of patterns — your map shows which ones govern you.
Read your five hardest lines. Highest-stakes dyads first, each ending in a sentence you can say out loud.
Drill until it's automatic. The goal is that the sentence arrives before the stress does.
Your boundary map, your five hardest lines, and drills that make the scripts automatic.
Pick your role →All 47 × 47 dyads — filterable, deep-linkable, and every card copies out as markdown.
Open the matrix →Read-only JSON API, CSV and Cypher exports, and a CLI — the same answer on every surface.
Read the docs →47 roles · grouped by domain · each opens a learning path · Enter opens the first match
Part of the CoTrackPro platform — child-centered tools for high-conflict families and the professionals supporting them. The graph is data, so coaching, artifacts, and curriculum give the same answer for the same dyad every time. Source: github.com/dougdevitre/cotrackpro-boundaries. © 2026 CoTrackPro, LLC. Not legal advice. All rights reserved.