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Currently we are only offering out in the community (off-site) and in the visiting parent’s home (in-home) supervision services. Services are provided in compliance with Colorado law (C.R.S. 14-10-128.1 and 14-10-128.3).
You will need to fill out the intake form so that we can have more information about your situation.
We will determine a date and time that works best for you and schedule your first session.
We can provide supervised parenting time either out in the community (off-site) or in-home in the visiting parent’s home. The court order and/or what the parties agree to determines how this is arranged.
We provide written documentation of each visit and make every effort to keep your family working with one consistent counselor.
Keeping your child safe in natural environments while minimizing additional stress and transition.
Mobility in limited, approved, special circumstances on a case-by-case basis.
One consistent counselor to work with you and your children whenever possible.
Documentation of each supervised parenting-time session.
Thoroughly screened counselors with relevant education and supervised parenting training.
Collaboration with investigators, guardians, therapists, evaluators, caseworkers, and attorneys.
Separate intake interviews with the residential and non-residential parent.
Support that can reduce feelings of alienation in restricted parenting-time situations.
Potential scheduling from initial contact to first session within seven days, depending on availability.
Observation and assessment of parent-child interactions in more natural, real-world situations.
Quick scheduling for urgent situations when availability allows.
Flexible scheduling, including supervised parenting sessions of eight to twelve hours.
Supervision takes place out in the community, such as parks, activities, or school events, giving children a more natural setting than a clinical visitation center.
Supervision takes place in the visiting parent's own home, which can reduce the stress of transitioning a child between locations and allows for a more accurate picture of the parent-child relationship in a familiar environment.
Our team regularly collaborates with investigators, guardians ad litem, therapists, evaluators, caseworkers, and attorneys involved in a family's case, so referrals commonly come through these professionals as well as directly from parents.
Depending on availability, scheduling from initial contact to your first session can happen within seven days, and expedited scheduling is available for urgent situations.
Session length varies by case, with flexible scheduling available including sessions of eight to twelve hours when needed.
Every supervised parenting-time session is documented in writing, which can be shared with the court or professionals involved in the case as needed.
We provide supervised parenting time in the Denver metro area, both out in the community and in-home.
Complete the pre-intake form or contact Healing Families with your questions.