Welcome to Kids Services
Supervised Access and Exchange Program
Supervised visitation can be a challenging experience for both parents and children as they begin the process of healing and rebuilding their family relationships. At KIDS Services, we understand that supervised visits may feel overwhelming or intimidating, and we are dedicated to providing a neutral, judgment-free environment where children can feel safe and supported while spending meaningful time with their parents.
Our offices are designed with kids in mind, offering comfortable, “living-room” style visitation spaces equipped with games, movies, and activities to help both parents and children feel relaxed and at ease.
We also recognize that navigating a separated or blended family can bring strong emotions and added stress for everyone involved. In situations where additional support or safeguards are needed, we offer neutral custody exchange services to help reduce anxiety by facilitating low- or no-contact pick-ups and drop-offs.
If you are a parent seeking support during a transitional period or recovery process, we are here to walk alongside you. Our goal is to assist you as you work toward rebuilding and strengthening your relationship with your child.
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Supervised visitation provides a safe, structured environment that allows parents to spend meaningful time with their children while ensuring their well-being.
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No-contact exchanges allow parents to transfer their children safely without any direct interaction or communication with one another.
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Reunification therapy is a structured, therapeutic process designed to rebuild and strengthen the relationship between a parent and child after a period of separation, conflict, or estrangement.
Parent Resources
Preparing Children for Supervised Visits
This booklet is designed to help parents prepare children for supervised visitation. Parents often have many questions when beginning supervised visitation. Adult orientation is designed to help familiarize parents with policies and procedures so that visits can be as successful as possible...
A Guide for Supervised Visitation
Supervised physical custody can be difficult and uncomfortable at times. Often there are hurt and angry feelings between the parents. Remember that both parents should be concerned about what is best for the child. Generally, children benefit from having both parents in their lives.
Reasons for Ordered Supervised Visitation
Supervised visitation is typically ordered when there is evidence that the child may be adversely affected by contact with a parent, or if it is ruled that contact would not be in the child's best interests. The following are some of the most commonly cited reasons where supervised visitation would be mandated.