SUPERVISED CHILD ACCESS

Robert B. Straus · Eve Alda

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Family and Matrimonial Law Family Dynamics and Relationships Child Welfare and Adoption

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Responding to demand from separated parents and courts for ways to manage intractable child access disputes, services that supervise parent‐child contacts are emerging across the United States and Canada. This article traces the evolution of this new social service, describes programs, and presents practical issues.

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1989Ongoing postdivorce conflict: Effects on children of joint custody and frequent access.1990The extent, nature, and validity of sexual abuse allegations in custody/visitation disputes 1981Surviving the Breakup: How Children and Parents Cope with Divorce 1987Children of divorce: Report of a ten-year follow-up of early latency-age children.1992The least detrimental alternative: a systematic guide to case planning and decision making for children in care 1985Impasses to the resolution of custody and visitation disputes.

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1998The Effectiveness of a Visitation Program in Fostering Visits with Noncustodial Parents 1999TRAUMATIZED CHILDREN IN SUPERVISED VISITATION 1999SUPERVISED VISITATION A Profile of Providers 1997AN EVALUATION OF SUPERVISED ACCESS II 2001Integrating Family Visitation and Risk Evaluation: A Practical Bonding Model for Decision Makers 2002Gaining Access to One's Children: An Evaluation of a Visitation Program for Noncustodial Parents 2011RAISING THE BAR: WHY SUPERVISED VISITATION PROVIDERS SHOULD BE REQUIRED TO MEET STANDARDS FOR SERVICE PROVISION

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