Your Questions, Answered

  • Supervised visitation allows a parent and child to spend time together in the presence of a trained visitation monitor. The monitor ensures that visits occur in a safe and structured environment while observing interactions.

  • Supervised visitation may be ordered by the court or requested by families when additional structure or safety is needed during visits. These services help ensure that children can maintain relationships with their parents while prioritizing their well-being.

  • Before services begin, families participate in an intake appointment. During this meeting, we review the court order or referral information, explain visitation guidelines, and discuss expectations for all parties involved.

  • Visit lengths may vary depending on the court order or family agreement. We will discuss scheduling and visit duration during the intake appointment.

  • A safe exchange allows parents to transfer children between households in a neutral setting without direct contact. This helps reduce conflict and create a smoother transition for the child.

  • In most cases, separate intake appointments may be scheduled depending on the circumstances of the case. This will be discussed during scheduling.

  • Families can request services by completing the booking form on our website or contacting The Rose of Sharon Family Center directly.