supporting families during conflict, separation, reunification, and high-stress parenting contexts.
For cases needing active clinical oversight (e.g., complex dynamics, heightened conflict, therapeutic structure around parenting time). May include brief pre/post contact check-ins and clinical risk-informed structure.
A structured setting for parenting time under supervision focused on safety, neutrality, and accurate documentation, consistent with supervised access program aims (safe visits/exchanges with trained staff).
A neutral, structured pick-up/drop-off service with a note provided to reduce conflict during transitions.
Court-ordered or on consent, conducted under s.30 of the Children’s Law Reform Act (assessor appointment/reporting framework).
Pricing model: per adult (proposal issued after intake screening).
Common components (tailored to the court order/terms of reference): interviews, collateral review, document review, structured observations, analysis, and written report.
Services prioritize child safety, stability, and developmentally appropriate parenting time. Supervision remains neutral and behaviorally anchored.
Documentation
Supervised parenting time includes structured documentation of attendance, transitions, observable interactions, and safety incidents (if any). Clinically managed access includes clinical structure appropriate to the case plan and referral question.
Where clinically appropriate, services may be offered virtually; electronic practice follows Ontario psychotherapy practice expectations regarding privacy, consent, and client location/emergency planning.
Structured coaching for skill-building and co-parenting function. Reports: available at additional cost (quoted based on scope, turnaround time, and intended use).
Focused clinical input to support decision-making, planning, and risk-informed approaches (e.g., parenting plans, access structure, case strategy, service coordination). Not a substitute for legal advice.