What is Supervised Visitation?
A supervised Visitation is contact between a non-custodial party and one or more children in the presence of a neutral third person. A Supervised Monitor is there to keep your child safe and everyone involved in the visits and are kept reasonably safe and protected.  We will be present at all times during the visit and will be able to hear all conversation of the child and noncustodial parent. We will be paying close attention to the children’s behavior. If necessary, the monitor may interrupt or end a visit if the visit has become unsafe.

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About Alison Kay

Hi, my name is Alison Kay. I have worked and volunteered for over 15 years in the child care industry. In addition I am currently volunteering with emergency foster placement. I have worked in the elementary school district with ages 4-11 yrs. I am a approved DCFS Monitor. I have 6 children of my own and I know how important it is to want your child safety and happiness at all times.

We are also trained and have experience with kids on the spectrum, so we know how important safety and happiness is for all children, all the time.

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I have studied Psychology at the University of Santa Monica. I believe the need for a harmonious family is very important for the well being and growth of a child and that is why I founded Caring Hands Supervised Visits.

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I look forward to helping you through this process.​​