Provides a natural setting for supervised parenting-time. Spares the child yet another transition from a center to a non-residential parent's home once supervised parenting-time has progressed to unsupervised.
Allows the parent and child to enjoy activities such as dining out, movies, shopping, sports, zoo and museums.
Helps parent and child to reintegrate. Allows parent to address relationship issues. Develops improved parenting skills and understanding of child development. Encourages a healthy relationship between parent and child. Only licensed counselors provide therapeutic services.
Helps high-conflict divorce couples resolve impasse conflicts by mediating or, if necessary, making decisions in any disputed situations. Facilitates communication skills and conflict resolution skills. Services in compliance with Colorado law (C.R.S. 14-10-128.1 and 14-10-128.3)
Keeping your child safe at all times within the most natural environments possible while accomplishing this with a minimum of additional stress and transition for the child.
One consistent counselor to work with you and your children. All counselors have been subject to a through background check, including a CBI report. All counselors possess a Bachelor's degree or higher in the mental health field and are well-trained in providing conscientious supervised parenting.
No waiting list. Separate intake interviews with both the residential and non-residential parent.
Ability to go from initial contact to first supervised parenting-time session within 7 days, depending on client scheduling cooperation.
Quick scheduling for urgent situations.
Scheduling flexibility and availability, we can provide supervised parenting sessions of 8-12 hours duration.
Mobility in limited, approved, special circumstances on a case-by-case basis.
Documentation of each supervised parenting-time session.
Working closely with Child Family Investigators, Guardian Ad Litems, Therapists, Evaluators, Caseworkers, Attorneys and all professionals involved in your supervised parenting-time.
Alleviating feelings of alienation that can result from the child's concept that their parent is not to be trusted because they can only spend time with them in a restricted environment.
Observation and assessment of Parent-Child interactions in more “real world” situations.
Phone: (720) 297-1727
Fax: (303) 988-1037
Mail: PO Box
260036
Lakewood, CO 80226