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Supervised Visitation Training Ready to create your own flexible schedule, generate a source of income, and positively impact the lives of children and families? Complete the 24 Hour Supervised Visitations Training and start a rewarding career today! You will receive a Certificate of Completion, and the 24-Hour Certificate is good in all 50 States.

What is the purpose of a supervised visitation? To allow a parent to spend time with their child/children in the presence of a neutral third party who observes in order to keep the child safe and to document the visit for a Judge, Social Worker or Family Therapist.

The course includes everything you need to become a Monitor.

Our course complies with the California Rules of Court, Standard 5.20, and California Family Code Section 3200.5. All forms and intake paperwork are provided as well as samples of writing letters to the court. Once you have achieved the 24-Hour Certificate of Completion and complete a background check, you may obtain clients.

Each lesson is self-paced, so you can work at your own speed. Once you have finished reading the materials, homework and quiz for each lesson, please call the Director for a one-on-one recap and live quiz. You will have 12 months to complete the course. Once you complete the training and obtain your background check, you will receive a Certificate of Completion for the course. The certificate is good in all 50 States.

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Are you looking to make extra money, and be a service for children in need? Consider being a part of this important field, as a Professional Visitation Monitor. The role of the Professional Child Visitation Monitor is to be a neutral party who observes a visiting parent’s behavior while they visit with their child/children. In this Standard 5.20, 24-hour training, you will be thoroughly trained to be an Independent Professional Monitor or register with a Monitoring Agency. Your training will include monitor procedures, intakes, documentation, visitation techniques, child abuse reporting, stages of child development, codes and standards, preparing reports and declarations, handling subpoenas, and marketing your business. The Training will consist of pdf’s, training videos, and power-points. It is a go at your own pace format, and you may begin any time. You will receive all the tools needed to succeed and a 24-Hour Certificate of Completion from the instructor. The course includes all materials, intake forms and samples. The only other requirement will be

a Livescan Background check (fingerprinting) and register with Trustline. This course meets the Standards 5.20 and Family Law 3200.5.
We are well respected by the Superior Courts, Attorneys and Social Workers.

Supervised visitations training can help individuals develop the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively supervise visits between parents and children in a safe, secure, and nurturing environment. This type of training is designed to provide professionals with the tools they need to provide effective supervision and support for families during this challenging time. Supervised visitations training is essential for those who work with families during the process of separation and divorce. Our Supervised Visitations Training course provides an in-depth look at the practical aspects of supervised visitations and is ideal for social workers, family law professionals, mental health professionals, and other professionals working with families in transition. This course covers the legal, cultural, and social aspects of supervised visitations and offers strategies for creating a safe and secure environment for both the child and the parents. Participants will gain a better understanding of the family dynamics involved, as well as the legal implications of supervised visitations. We are confident that this training will help you gain the knowledge and skills necessary to
effectively and safely supervise visits between parents and children.

How to Become a Supervised Visitation Monitor-

MANDATORY QUALIFICATION OF MONITORS:

1. Be at least 21 years old.
2. Have a Livescan/Background check done and registered 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
12. Mandated Child Abuse Reporting.
13. Provide a valid copy of your Driver’s License or Photo ID.
14. No degree required.

Supervised Visitations Training Curriculum:

5.20 Standards and Code of Ethics.
Provider policies and procedures.
Safety for all participants.
Mandatory child abuse reporting.
Professional boundaries, conflict of interest, confidentiality, and maintaining neutrality.
Basic stages of child development.
Effects of separation and divorce on children and families.
Grief and loss associated with parental separation and removal from the home due to child abuse and neglect.
Cultural sensitivity and diversity.
Family violence, including domestic violence and the effects of domestic violence on children.
Child abuse and neglect, including child sexual abuse.
Substance abuse.
Provisions of service to parents and children with mental health and developmental issues or other physical or emotional impairment.
Parent introduction/re-introduction.
Parenting skills.
Assertiveness training and conflict resolution.
How and when to intervene during visits or exchanges to maintain the safety of all participants.
Observation of parent/child interactions.
Preparation of factual observation notes and reports.
Relevant laws regarding child custody and visitation and child protection.
12 Hours of Classroom training via zoom and videos
All Monitors are required to complete continuing education each year.
This course meets the Standards 5.20 and Family Law 3200.5.

You will receive a 24-Hour Certificate of Completion at the end of the course. All Monitors must obtain a background check with Trustline, as this is required by the Superior Court. This course meets the Standards 5.20 and Family Law 3200.5. The 24 Certificate is good in all 50 States.

If you are in San Diego County, please call 714-710-3400.

Each lesson is self-paced, so you can work at your own speed. Once you have finished reading the materials for each lesson, please call the Director for a one-on-one recap and live quiz. You will have up to 12 months to complete the course.

Flexible Schedule

Flexible, part-time schedule: Design your workdays around your life, not the other way around.
Meaningful and impactful work: Play a crucial role in supporting families navigating complex situations.
Competitive compensation: Earn while making a difference in your community.
Comprehensive training: Receive expert instruction and ongoing support to excel in your role.
Fulfilling and rewarding career: Find purpose and satisfaction in your work life.

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Supervised Visitation Online Training cost is $350.00

This does not include the cost for the Mandated Child Abuse General Training Certificate, which is $ 8.99

Earn Great Income as a Visitation Monitor
Supervised Visitation Monitors can earn $45+ per hour, with flexible hours and the ability to set your own schedule. Once you complete the training and background check, you’ll be ready to work with clients right away.

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After I Register, are there any other fees?
Yes, there are two additional costs: the background check (live scan fingerprinting/Trusline) and the Mandated Child Abuse Reporting Training. Your registration includes all required training materials, documents, and forms needed to become a Monitor. Outside of the registration fee, the only other costs are for the fingerprinting/background check and the completion of the court-required child abuse reporting training.

Once I get my Certification, then what?
You will want to get Registered with the Superior Court(s), as you will get most of your referrals from being listed as an approved provider. Clients, DCFS, Lawyers and Family Therapists use the courts list as well. You will also want to network with professionals helping families as well. You will receive marketing and advertising guidance/a roadmap to success.

Once I get my Certificate how do I get paid?
Your clients will pay you directly. All fees are paid in cash before each supervised visitation begins. There are no refunds.

After becoming a Monitor are we required to take additional training or more classes?
Yes, all Monitors are required to complete additional continuing education each year.

Testimonial-
“The level of attention I received while taking this course was exceptional. Coming from a family of social workers, law enforcement and so on, being a productive member of society means a lot to me. Darlene and her courses helped me accomplish a goal in little to no time and hit the ground running.
The small fee for the class in comparison to the money you make, the outcomes you can change and feeling you provide these families. During a rough time is a no brainer to invest in.” JM

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Professional Supervised Visitation Training Course Content:

Family and Juvenile Law Basics
Rules of Court Standard 5.20 for Professional Providers (monitors)
Do’s & Don’ts of the Industry
Sexual Abuse, Substance Abuse and Mental Illness; it`s impact on visitations
Child abuse Reporting Laws (Penal Code 11166, 11165.15)
Working with the Courts, Parents and Attorneys
Cultural Sensitivity: Working with Families of Various Backgrounds, Customs and Traditions
Monitoring Visitation Role Play
Intake Interviews; Screening of Visitations, Clients and Gathering Appropriate Documents
Safety & Security Procedures
Child Welfare and Child Development

Monitors will receive the following:

24 Hours of Supervised Visitation Training (classroom)
Certificate of Completion
Child Visitation Online Training Manual
Intake Forms, Custodial Intake Packet & Visiting Parent Packet
Information On How To Market Your Business
Live Call with Director after each Lesson
Role Play- Samples of Documentation and Court Reports
Monitor Essentials Starter Packet
All Lessons Online
Quiz after each Lesson
Final Exam
Marketing; Advertising and Obtaining Clients
Information on getting listed with courts and SV Lists
Roadmap to success

Supervised Visitations Training Course
$350
This go-at-your-own-pace course includes 12 hours of classroom training via Zoom and videos, as well as 6 lessons with 5-8 modules in each lesson. You’ll have plenty of support along the way, with live phone calls with the Director after each lesson. You’ll have up to one year to complete the course, and you can start on any date.

What you will receive:

The 24-Hour Course Curriculum
Intake Packet for the Custodial Parent
Intake Packet for the Non-Custodial Parent
Forms
Samples of Court Reports
Samples of Court Orders
Fl-324(p)
Mandated Child Abuse Reporting Form
Samples of Documentation
Guidance with Getting Listed with the Courts
Roadmap to Success
Marketing and Advertising

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Frequently asked questions:

After I Register, are there any other fees?
Yes, there are two additional costs: the background check (live scan/fingerprinting) and the Mandated Child Abuse Reporting Training. Your registration includes all required training materials, documents, and forms needed to become a Monitor. Outside of the registration fee, the only other costs are for the fingerprinting/background check and the completion of the court-required child abuse reporting training.

Once I get my Certificate how do I get paid?
Your clients will pay you directly. All fees are paid in cash before each supervised visitation begins. There are no refunds.

After becoming a Monitor are we required to take additional training or more classes?
Yes, all Monitors are required to complete additional continuing education each year.

What are Supervised Visitations?
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 on average 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 drop-off/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 drop-off 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 drop-off the child(ren) to the custodial parent.

All Monitors is San Diego must take additional 5.20 Standards training with the Judicial Council.

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