Part 2: Considerations for Conducting Remote Supervised Visitation
For Families Experiencing Domestic Violence in a Time of a National Health Crisis
During the current public health crisis created by COVID-19, supervised visitation and safe exchange programs are faced with new challenges. We are supporting supervised visitation and safe exchange programs to take protective measures and consider possible programming modifications during this time of uncertainty. Many programs are faced with limiting the level of services available, not being to provide services to some families, or modifying how some services can be provided to families while still maintaining high quality, trauma-informed, adult and child survivorcentered, safety-driven services that successfully meet the unique needs of families impacted by violence.
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During Supervised Visitation Services
Trauma-informed, developmentally appropriate approaches
for Families Experiencing Domestic Violence in a Time of a National Health Crisis