Supervised Visitations Online Training
Ready to create your own flexible schedule, generate a source of income, and positively impact the lives of children and families? Complete the mandated 24 Hour Supervised Visitations Certificate Program
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Supervised Visitations Training Curriculum:
MANDATORY QUALIFICATION OF MONITORS: 1. Be at least 21 years old. 2. Have a Livescan Background check done with Trustline. 3. Have no record of a conviction for driving under the influence (DUI) within last five years. 4. Not have been on probation or parole for the last 10 years. 5. Have no record of a conviction for child molestation, child abuse, or other crimes against a person. 6. Have proof of automobile insurance if transporting the child. 7. Have no civil, criminal, or juvenile restraining orders within the last 10 years. 8. Have no current or past court order in which the provider is the person being supervised. 9. Be able to speak the language of the party being supervised and of the child, or provider must provide a neutral interpreter over 18 years of age who is able to do so. 10. Agree to adhere to and enforce the court order regarding supervised visitation. 11. 24 hours of Professional Supervised Visitation Monitor Training and Child Abuse Mandated Reporting |
All the Tools You Need to Succeed
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Professional Child Monitoring Course Content:
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Monitors will receive the following:
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ONLINE COURSE
24 Hour Supervised Visitations Training Course Online
(it includes 12 Hours of Classroom training via zoom and videos)
ONLINE COURSE
24 Hour Supervised Visitations Training Course Online
(it includes 12 Hours of Classroom training via zoom and videos)
Order the 24 Hour ONLINE Supervised Visitation Course
and get started today!
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Online Course $275
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Professional Supervised Visitations Refresher Course
Provider Training $99
(This course is for current Monitors)
Supervised Visitations Refresher Course
These classes are for the experienced Professional Monitor who may need either a Supervised Visitations Refresher Course or additional training in one of the core functions of Supervised Visitation.
These classes are for the experienced Professional Monitor who may need either a Supervised Visitations Refresher Course or additional training in one of the core functions of Supervised Visitation.
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Training in the following topics, as set forth by the Superior Courts
- Family Law 3200 and Standards 5.20 3 hours Child Development - Child Welfare 3 hours Child Abuse Reporting - Mandated Child Abuse Reporting Training 3 hours of training on the screening, monitoring, and termination of visitation - Safety & Security Procedures - Do`s and Don`ts of Abuse in the Industry 3 hours on issues relating to substance abuse, child abuse, sexual abuse, and domestic violence, - Domestic Violence Cases and Restraining Orders - Impact of Sexual Abuse Do's and Don't regarding Sexual Abuse Cases - Working with Parents with Grief and Loss - Impact of Substance Abuse & Mental Illness - Working with Foster Care Services - Working with Parents with Special Needs - Reports to the Courts and Documentation - Working with the Courts and FL-324 - Preparing Children for Supervised Visitations Provider Training $99 
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Refresher Course for current Monitors
This course is for active Monitors who wish to brush up on their skills.
Do you want to sharpen your skills and get updated information?
Then this course is for you. We also offer a one-on-one live 1 Hour Training.
Cost is $99
Do you want to sharpen your skills and get updated information?
Then this course is for you. We also offer a one-on-one live 1 Hour Training.
Cost is $99
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714-710-3400
714-710-3400
What is Supervised Visitation?
Supervised Visitation allows parents in high conflict or high risk situations access to their child(ren) in a monitored and safe environment. The visiting parent has access to the child only when supervised by a neutral third person. Supervised Visitation is also used to protect children from potentially dangerous situations while allowing parental access and providing support for the parent/child relationship.
What is the Intake process?
*The intake process must be completed by both parents before a visitation can be scheduled. An Intake interview is scheduled where each parent and monitor will meet and discuss the case in detail, go over all completed paperwork, fees, guidelines, and schedule an upcoming visitation schedule for the parents, following the court order. Intake interviews are conducted with BOTH parents separately and should take 25-35 minutes to complete.
How & when should monitors be paid for visitation?
A cash payment is paid to the monitor at the beginning of each visit. The monitor will supply a receipt for all services provided.
What is observed and documented during visitation?
A written record of each contact and visit including the time, date, location, all parent-child contact, mood of the parent/child(ren), and each activity performed. Observations of child and visiting parent’s physical and mental state. Any reminders of the guidelines from the monitor to the non-custodial parent (redirects), whether or not the visit was terminated and details of the termination. How the visitation ends and dropoff/pickup details by both parents must also be documented.
How are Dropoff/Pickups done?
*The custodial parent and non-custodial parent are met separately in different locations. Under NO circumstances is the visiting parent allowed to follow the monitor to dropoff the child(ren) back to the custodial parent. Typically, the monitor will meet the custodial parent and child(ren) at a designated location 10 minutes before the visitation begins. The monitor will then meet the visiting parent at a different designated location. Ten minutes prior to the visitation ending, the monitor will let the visiting parent know it is time to start wrapping up the visit. Once the visit is completed, the monitor will dropoff the child(ren) to the custodial parent.
Supervised Visitation allows parents in high conflict or high risk situations access to their child(ren) in a monitored and safe environment. The visiting parent has access to the child only when supervised by a neutral third person. Supervised Visitation is also used to protect children from potentially dangerous situations while allowing parental access and providing support for the parent/child relationship.
What is the Intake process?
*The intake process must be completed by both parents before a visitation can be scheduled. An Intake interview is scheduled where each parent and monitor will meet and discuss the case in detail, go over all completed paperwork, fees, guidelines, and schedule an upcoming visitation schedule for the parents, following the court order. Intake interviews are conducted with BOTH parents separately and should take 25-35 minutes to complete.
How & when should monitors be paid for visitation?
A cash payment is paid to the monitor at the beginning of each visit. The monitor will supply a receipt for all services provided.
What is observed and documented during visitation?
A written record of each contact and visit including the time, date, location, all parent-child contact, mood of the parent/child(ren), and each activity performed. Observations of child and visiting parent’s physical and mental state. Any reminders of the guidelines from the monitor to the non-custodial parent (redirects), whether or not the visit was terminated and details of the termination. How the visitation ends and dropoff/pickup details by both parents must also be documented.
How are Dropoff/Pickups done?
*The custodial parent and non-custodial parent are met separately in different locations. Under NO circumstances is the visiting parent allowed to follow the monitor to dropoff the child(ren) back to the custodial parent. Typically, the monitor will meet the custodial parent and child(ren) at a designated location 10 minutes before the visitation begins. The monitor will then meet the visiting parent at a different designated location. Ten minutes prior to the visitation ending, the monitor will let the visiting parent know it is time to start wrapping up the visit. Once the visit is completed, the monitor will dropoff the child(ren) to the custodial parent.
Kari- Having the online training was so convenient as I work a full time job and was able to do the course at night and weekends. I really enjoyed training with you to become a professional supervise Visitation Monitor. You have made the process so easy and your willingness to answer any question I have is awesome. I look forward to working with you more in the future. Keep up the good work. Thank for your making this process so enjoyable.
Cindy- Darlene was very helpful and always available for questions either by phone call, email or text. She was knowledgeable in the subject matter and communicated the material easily. I would highly recommend this program.
Carolyn- Re: Refresher Course-As usual the class was so awesome & My confidence level has increased tremendously. I’m ready to start this new journey. Thank you again!!
Nicole- I recently took a refresher course and I was so pleased with all the extra information I was given on top of what I already knew. She was so open to hear my scenarios and help guide me with advice. Her years of experience shows through with all her experiences and guidance through this course. It was instrumental to learn new things and stay updated in this profession.
Julie- Darlene's course is very informative and interesting. If I have a question about supervised visitation, she gets back to me in a timely manner with helpful advice and guidance. I highly recommend her class in learning to become a professional supervision visitation monitor.
Maricella- Took the course online, the lesson plan was very informative. Darlene's was highly attentive and easy to reach when I had questions. Definitely would recommend her to others! Thank you Darlene for all your help!
I cannot say enough good things about this company. I wanted a secondary employment and decided to become a Court Monitor. I found Darlene's company and paid for the online course. From the beginning of the course to the very end of the course Darlene was so helpful. Darlene took the time to explain in detail the things that I did not understand. As a Law Enforcement Officer I knew a lot of the things that were being taught but I learned so much more from her course. I want to personally thank her for all of her time and dedication to helping monitors like myself become successful.
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