Our Services
Six service divisions, all mobile and all built around the child's safety and emotional well-being.
Safe Exchanges Available
Safe Exchanges provide neutral, scheduled transportation for children moving between parents' homes. A Safe Xchange staff member picks the child up from one parent and brings the child to the other, so parents do not need to meet, talk, or be in the same place at the same time.
Every handoff follows a structured procedure and is documented, giving families a predictable routine and a clear record of each exchange.
What this can include
- Scheduled pickups and drop-offs on a set routine
- GPS-tracked trips with location data limited to authorized staff
- Digital handoff documentation with time stamps
- Procedures designed to minimize direct parental contact
- Service plans that follow applicable court orders
Who it is for
Parents and guardians who share parenting time, including families with court-ordered exchange arrangements, high-conflict co-parenting, or no-contact orders.
Scheduling
Exchanges are arranged in advance on a recurring or one-time schedule after an intake conversation. Availability depends on your location and the service plan.
Request This ServiceSupervised Parenting Time Available
Supervised Parenting Time is a mobile, in-home service. Instead of meeting at a visitation center, a trained Safe Xchange staff member supervises the visit at an approved location.
Staff may transport the child to the approved visitation location, remain present for the entire visit, document observations, and return the child according to the service plan.
What this can include
- Visits at an approved home or community location
- Staff present for the entire visit
- Optional transportation to and from the visit
- Written observation notes
- Return of the child according to the service plan
Who it is for
Families with court-ordered or agreed supervised parenting time, and parents rebuilding contact in a structured, child-centered setting.
Scheduling
Visits are scheduled in advance. Length, frequency and location are set in the service plan and must follow any applicable court order.
Request This ServiceHome Safety Assessments Available
Home Safety Assessments are structured observations of a home or other environment where a child will spend time. A Safe Xchange staff member visits, completes a home safety checklist, and provides written observations with practical recommendations.
Many families request an assessment before a court date or before a new parenting-time arrangement begins.
What this can include
- On-site visit using a home safety checklist
- Written observations
- Practical safety recommendations
- Follow-up visit when requested
Who it is for
Parents, guardians and other caregivers who want an independent, structured look at a child's environment.
Scheduling
Assessments are scheduled by appointment. Please allow time for the written observations to be completed before any deadline you are working toward.
Request This ServiceParenting Education & Mediation Available
Parenting Education & Mediation helps parents build the skills that make transitions calmer for children. Classes and sessions cover co-parenting, communication skills, conflict reduction and child development.
Mediation services are offered only where appropriate, after safety screening, by qualified professionals, and in line with applicable laws.
What this can include
- Parenting and co-parenting classes
- Communication and conflict-reduction skills
- Child development education
- Mediation where appropriate, after safety screening
Who it is for
Parents and caregivers, whether or not they are involved in a court case. Some courts require or recommend parenting education.
Scheduling
See upcoming classes on the For Parents & Families page, or contact us to ask about private sessions.
Request This ServiceChildren's First Program Available
The Children's First Program offers age-appropriate education and resources that help children understand family changes, recognize and name their emotions, identify trusted adults, and develop personal safety awareness.
The program is built around the child. It never asks children to take sides.
What this can include
- Understanding family changes
- Recognizing and naming emotions
- Identifying trusted adults
- Age-appropriate personal safety awareness
Who it is for
Children whose families are going through separation, divorce or changes in parenting arrangements, with a parent or guardian's consent.
Scheduling
Sessions are offered by age group. See upcoming classes or contact us for available dates.
Request This ServiceProfessional Education & Awareness Available
Professional Education & Awareness provides educational resources, workshops and training for the people who serve families.
Topics include domestic violence, coercive control, high-conflict parenting, child safety, trauma-informed practices, and recognizing potentially harmful alienating behaviors. Training clearly distinguishes harmful alienating behavior from justified estrangement and from protective responses to abuse.
What this can include
- Judges and court personnel
- Attorneys
- Social workers and child welfare professionals
- Supervised visitation professionals
- Community organizations
Who it is for
Courts, agencies, law offices, schools and community organizations.
Scheduling
Workshops can be scheduled for your team. See the For Professionals page for upcoming sessions or to request training.
Request This ServicePricing
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Final pricing depends on your service plan and location. Contact us for a quote.
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