Our Services

An intake meeting involves gathering essential information from all parties to assess the needs and ensure compliance with standards 5.20. It includes reviewing policies, safety protocols, and scheduling while addressing any concerns. The goal is to establish a clear, secure plan for supervised visitation or exchanges.

 

Sliding-scale pricing may be available to those who qualify.

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Experience comforting supervised visits where children can reconnect with their non-custodial parents in a warm and supportive environment. Our sessions are designed to meet all necessary compliance standards for safety and peaceful reunions.

 

There is a 2-hour minimum for services rendered in-person. Sliding-scale pricing may be available to those who qualify.

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Experience comforting supervised visits where children can reconnect with their non-custodial parents from the comfort of their custodial home. Our sessions are designed to meet all necessary compliance standards for safety and peaceful reunions.

 

There is a 1-hour minimum for visits conducted virtually. Sliding-scale pricing may be available for those who qualify.

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Supervised exchanges are provided to ensure that custody transitions are conducted with respect, dignity, and in a manner that protects all minor children from conflict or disputes between parties.

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Sliding-scale pricing may be available to those who qualify.

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We strive to make our staff accessible for subpoenas or to testify for any involved party; however, because all parties receive a copy of the visit summary shortly after it takes place, it is not typically necessary to do so.

 

Sliding-scale pricing may be available to those who qualify.

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Through The Vale, a trusted Family Service Center, offers a unique service where we can accompany minor children via air travel to ensure they are safely handed off to the correct party at their destination and have a safe, comfortable flight.

 

Sliding-scale pricing is NOT available for this service.

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These one-on-one appointments are designed to help parents (together or separately) create a clear, age-appropriate parenting plan that works for both households—and most importantly, supports the needs of your child.

During your session, we’ll guide you through:

• Creating a consistent schedule (daily routines, holidays, vacations)

• Decision-making responsibilities (education, healthcare, etc.)

• Communication agreements between co-parents

• Guidelines for transitions between homes

• How to update the plan as your child grows

Whether you’re just starting out or need to revise an existing plan, we’ll help you build a parenting agreement that reduces confusion, minimizes conflict, and puts your child’s stability first.

Appointments are private, supportive, and solution-focused. Written documentation is provided for your records or to submit to the court if needed.

 

All parties are encouraged to attend together whenever it is practical to do so. Separate classes for each party may result in additional scheduling fees and is typically not as productive. Additional scheduling fees are discounted in the event of a protective order.

 

It is recommended to schedule as many sessions as needed and for each session to be 3 to 7 days apart. Consider having a review session twice per year to ensure the plan is still effective, equitable, and fair.

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This class is designed to help parents and caregivers of toddlers (ages 1–3) build strong, positive relationships with their little ones. This class focuses on understanding toddler development and teaching age-appropriate parenting strategies to support emotional growth, communication, and independence. You'll gain practical tools, helpful insights, and the confidence to navigate the toddler years with more ease and connection.

In this class, we’ll cover:

• Setting realistic expectations for toddler behavior

• Positive discipline techniques (no yelling, no shame)

• Building routines that help toddlers feel safe and secure

• Encouraging language development and social skills

• Managing tantrums with empathy and consistency

• Promoting independence through guided choices and boundaries

Whether you're a first-time parent or looking for fresh strategies, this class offers tools you can use right away, plus a judgment-free space to connect with other parents going through the same stage. The goal is to empower you to respond to your toddler with patience, understanding, and consistency.

All parties are encouraged to attend together whenever it is practical and safe to do so. Separate classes for each party may result in additional scheduling fees and is typically not as productive. Additional scheduling fees are discounted in the event of a current protective order.

 

It is recommended to schedule at least 2 to 3 sessions and for each session to be 3 to 7 days apart.

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This one-on-one class is designed for parents who are raising children across two households. Whether you're recently separated, divorced, or have been co-parenting for a while, this class offers tools and strategies to reduce conflict, improve communication, and prioritize your child’s well-being. You’ll learn practical ways to manage challenges while keeping your child’s emotional and developmental needs front and center.

In this class, we’ll explore:

• Effective communication techniques with your co-parent

• Setting healthy boundaries and expectations

• Keeping kids out of the middle of adult issues

• Creating consistent routines between homes

• Managing emotions and staying child-focused

• Problem-solving strategies for common co-parenting challenges

This is a supportive, nonjudgmental space focused on cooperation—not perfection. Our goal is to help you build a co-parenting relationship that’s calm, respectful, and centered on what’s best for your child. Even small improvements in communication and consistency can make a big difference in your child’s sense of security and peace.

All parties are encouraged to attend together whenever it is practical and safe to do so. Separate classes for each party may result in additional scheduling fees and is typically not as productive. Additional scheduling fees are discounted in the event of a current protective order.

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It is recommended to schedule at least 2 to 3 sessions and for each session to be 3 to 7 days apart.

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