Our supervised visitation program allows parents to connect with their children in a safe environment. The goal is to provide safety for the children, the parents, and the monitors during the visits. The visits take place in a safe, natural visitation environment facilitated by our monitors trained to encourage positive family interaction. We provide an exchange plan that minimizes parents seeing each other, contributing to the safety of everyone involved. We also provide feedback to referring agencies to determine the success and/or challenges associated with visits.

Our Batterers Intervention Program (BIP) has a goal of stopping domestic violence by providing psycho-education group therapy designed to address the causes of domestic violence, re-educate participants, and assist them to develop nonviolence strategies. We believe that domestic violence is learned behavior and that people can learn to understand and improve self-awareness, self-regulation, and to develop empathy for others, all contributing to a change in behavior. Our clients learn to choose options that lead to positive outcomes for everyone involved.

Our parenting and co-parenting program helps parents learn the many facets of parenting. Parenting
styles are associated with a variety of child outcomes including social skills and academic performance. The goal is for participants to parent children who becoming successful, self-sustaining adults who thrive. Participants explore the cause and effect of parenting, discuss negative parent behaviors and learn different parenting styles, while developing parenting strategies that promote self-actualization and personal achievement in their children. In co-parenting situations, each parent learns how to work together to achieve the same goals for the children.