Our Services

Ventulus Family Consultants
Supervised & Monitored Visitation Services

Helping Families Stay Connected — Safely &
Supportively
Because every child deserves meaningful, safe time
together.

What Families Can Expect

Trust line Approved

• Professional and respectful staff
• Clear visitation guidelines
• Safe and structured sessions
• Transparent communication
• Weekend availability

Open Weekends
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

(916) 627-6040

Supervised Visitation Network Trained and Certified

Supervised visitations provide a safe environment for parents to spend time with their children while a neutral third party observes and ensures the child's safety.

Neutral provider

CA Rule 5.20 compliance

We are a provider that is a neutral third person that is ordered by a judge to watch and listen to every visit with the child. The provider is there to make every effort to keep your child safe.

Supervised visitations provide a safe environment for parents to spend time with their children while a neutral third party observes and ensures the child's safety.

Consulting for Growth

The provider will:

Be present at all times during the visit
Listen to what is being said
Pay close attention to the child's behavior
Report any suspected child abuse
Feel comfortable interrupting or ending the visit if they have concerns

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Support: Programs may offer additional support, such as orientation for children and parents, to ensure a positive experience during visits.

We provide two types of visitations:

1. Professional

A professional provider is a person with special training that has passed a background check. Professional providers charge a fee. They are also mandated reporters which means that they must report suspected child abuse to the local child welfare department (CPS). Professional providers can be used for short visits (example: 1-2 hours).

2. Nonprofessional

A nonprofessional is usually a friend or family member who does not have special training. If it would be dangerous for your child to be alone with the other parent, this may not be the best option.