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2009 California Rules of Court
Standard 5.20. Uniform standards of practice for providers of supervised visitation
STANDARD 5.20 DIVIDED: A THREE-PART SERIES*
B. Richards, M.A., Executive Director of Families Network of San Diego County has introduced to new (and provide a refresher for seasoned) providers a new series on Standard 5.20 - Uniform standard of practice for providers of supervised visitation.
Module II. Safety and Security
Rescheduled for January, 2009
Time to be Determined
Location to be Determined
This workshop will focus on developing a safety and security plan for yourself and your clients. Richards will discuss how to begin a dialogue with local law enforcement and develop community relationships that will support safe visitation and monitored exchanges. Ideal versus non-ideal exchange locations and conditions will be discussed. Each participant will create a sample safety plan for themselves and a sample family. Participants will work in groups to complete a sample intake - from client contact - to the initial meeting- to the orientation - to the scheduling the arrival and departure of the family for the visitation(s) or monitored exchanges. Participants will have ample opportunity to ask questions and discuss issues as they relate to Standard 5.20, Provisions E-G, K.
Module III. Records, Documentation, & Additional Provisions
*Previously held on 8/28/09 at the East County Family Justice Center
This is the documentation training class that everyone has been waiting for!!
This workshop will focus the following provisions of Standard 5.20: (H) Maintenance and disclosure of records, (i) Confidentiality, (j) Delineation of terms and conditions, (l) Legal responsibilities and obligations of a provider, (m) Additional legal responsibilities of professional and therapeutic providers, and (n) Temporary suspension or termination of supervised visitation, and (o) Additional requirements for professional and therapeutic providers.
Using a state-approved documentation model for court reporting and documentation, attendees will participate in hands-on observation and documentation activities. The supervised visitation documentation reporting tool was developed, in part, by the Judicial Council of California, Administrative Office of the Courts, Center for Families, Children & the Courts' Access to Visitation Grant Program, and the template was drafted and revised by FAMNET.
Attendees will review Sections H-J, and L-O of Standard 5.20 to understand record keeping and disclosure, confidentiality, and other provisions that are required of professional and therapeutic providers. Each attendee will receive a "mock" case file that they can use as an example for record keeping and file order.
Module I. Understanding your role and your responsibilities
Previously held on October 2, 2009 at the East County Family Justice Center
This workshop will focus on understanding the scope of service for supervised visitation providers. Richards will discuss the goal of Standard 5.20, Family Code 3200, and what supervised visitation IS and what it is NOT. Each attendee will learn how to meet the requirements for supervised visitation providers in San Diego County, and will learn how to meet the qualifications and training of providers as outlined in the Standard. Participants will have ample opportunity to ask questions, create a Q&T (Qualifications & Training) binder, and discuss issues as they relate to Standard 5.20, Provisions A-D.
*Originally designed to be a four-part series, the modules were redesigned to be taught in a series of three-parts*
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