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SUPERVISED VISITATION

How it works

Parents exercise their court-ordered parenting time at our facility under our supervision. This program keeps children safe while helping them maintain important bonds with their parents. Our program provides a neutral environment of trust and safety where children are able to relax and spend time re-connecting with their noncustodial parents without the burden and distraction of family conflict.

Family support services provide parents with education and coaching to enhance the parent/child relationship and promote greater safety for all parties. Sliding scale assistance ensures that no family is ever turned away from this program due to an inability to pay fees.

Supervised visitation options

At Kymari House, every family receives visitation services tailored to their unique needs, all within a safe and structured environment:

Supportive Supervised Visitation

All families receive supportive supervision, which goes beyond traditional oversight. Our staff actively facilitates parent-child interactions to encourage healthy relationships while maintaining a safe and neutral environment that prioritizes both physical and psychological safety of the child.

Traditional Supervised Visitation

While some programs focus solely on safety monitoring, our approach ensures that even in more structured visits, children's well-being and parent-child connection are prioritized.

Nurturing Parenting in Supervised Visitation

Every case is assessed for eligibility for the Nurturing Parenting curriculum. When suitable, visits incorporate evidence-based lessons that strengthen parenting skills, build empathy, and enhance family bonds.

This approach ensures that every child benefits from supportive supervision, and parents are offered opportunities to grow and nurture their relationship with their child whenever appropriate.

Since 2012, the mission of Kymari House is to build healthy families, informed communities, and resilient children.