Supervised Contact
What Is Supervised Contact?
Supervised contact means a trained professional is present throughout the session to:
- Observe and monitor all interactions.
- Ensure the child is safe and supported at all times.
- Offer emotional reassurance to both parent and child.
- Keep accurate, factual notes for contact reports when required.
- This type of contact is typically recommended when:
- There are safeguarding concerns or risks that need to be managed.
- A child is being reintroduced to a parent or relative after a period of separation.
- A court order or local authority requires professional oversight.
Our Approach
We know that supervised contact can feel daunting — especially for families who are trying to rebuild trust and connection. Our team is trained in trauma-informed, child-centred practice, and we aim to make each session feel as natural, safe, and positive as possible.