Visits are structured to support safe, consistent parent-child contact. Arriving calm and focused helps ensure the visit begins smoothly and allows monitors to maintain a predictable and neutral environment.

Each parent is responsible for reviewing and understanding their signed intake agreement. The agreement outlines expectations related to scheduling, conduct, approved items, communication, and documentation. Reviewing it periodically helps avoid misunderstandings and supports consistent application of center policies.

​All visits and exchanges are scheduled in advance and coordinated carefully to prevent parent contact and maintain safety. Timely arrival allows visits to proceed as scheduled and supports smooth transitions for children.

​Visits are intended to support parent-child interaction. Children should not be involved in adult matters, including court issues, legal discussions, or concerns related to the other parent. Monitors may redirect conversations as needed to maintain appropriate boundaries.

Consistency supports predictability for children and allows visits to be conducted smoothly. Parents are expected to follow the agreed-upon schedule and center procedures unless otherwise modified through proper channels.