What are the Objectives of Supervised Access?

What are the Objectives of Supervised Access?

• To provide a safe, neutral and child-focused setting for visits between a child and non-custodial parent or other family member.
• To ensure the safety of all participants, including staff.
• To provide trained staff who are sensitive to the needs of the child.
• To provide reports of factual observations about the participants’ use of the service.

 
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The Importance of Access to Parents after Separation

The Importance of Access to Parents after Separation

It’s fairly widely accepted now that children who have healthy contact with both parents after separation or divorce do better than those in sole custody of one parent.   Research shows they are better adjusted physically, psychologically, and socially with peers and at school - and shared parenting is the key to this outcome.

Therefore the way in which custody and access are handled in the process of a relationship breakdown has a huge effect on the outcome for children.  Three of the key factors which affect children psychologically when their parents’ relationship breaks down are:

1. The exposure to conflict

2. Contact with the other parent after divorce or separation

3. Contact with their extended family – including grandparents.

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Making Supervised Visitation Work

Making Supervised
Visitation Work

Supervised access visitation is typically ordered by the Court to ensure children's safety when divorced or separating parents are in high conflict situations. It is based on two premises:

• Children do best when they have reliable, ongoing relationships with both parents.
• Children's emotional and physical safety must always be guaranteed.

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