UPDATED SVN Training Manual


The purchase for $129 includes: The Stylish SVN Binder and the first fourteen completed modules:Intake, Working with Law Enforcement, Domestic Violence, Understanding the SVN Code of Ethics, Intervention in Supervised Visitation, Documentation modules, Child Welfare modules, Parents with Special Needs, Child Development, Grief and Loss, Off Site Visitation and Working with The Courts.

Included is a USB Training Drive with

14 updated and redesigned powerpoint presentations representing each written module

Powerpoints from the last THREE SVN Conferences

Sample Forms

Training Webinars

Resource Articles on Policy Development and more....

This is the staff training resource that goes where you go.....

Purchase the SVN Training Manual HERE

SVN 24 Hour Certificate Training

Charleston, South Carolina

October 9-11, 2018

Holiday Inn Charleston Historic Downtown
425 Meeting Street, Charleston, SC 29403

Overnight rooms are available for $165/night at the Holiday Inn HERE

Register HERE

ATTENDEES MUST COMPLETE PRE REQUISITE ONLINE TRAININGS BEFORE ATTENDING

PRE REQUISITE TRAININGS ARE PROVIDED VIA EMAIL BEFORE THE TRAINING TO PAID REGISTRANTS

This program will specifically meet the 24 hours of training required of SVN Members as detailed in the SVN Standards HERE.

Attendance at all sessions is required and participants must score at least 80% on the exam to earn the certificate.

October 9: 8:30 AM- 5PM
October 10 : 8:30 AM- 5PM
October 11 : 8:30 AM- 1PM

Register HERE


Nurturing Parenting Skills for Parents in Supervised Visitation

Facilitator Training

December 4-6, 2018

Phoenix, AZ

Rooms are available for $124/night

Book a room by November 6th HERE



Registration fee is $350 for the three day training

Registration includes the new curriculum, $149 value

Register HERE

More details about this training and curriculum can be found HERE

Nurturing Parenting Skills for Families in Supervised Visitation is an innovative program designed to empower parents and parent educators in creating customized, competency based parenting programs to meet the specific needs of families. It consists of 45 lessons, each lasting between approximately 30 minutes that are intended to either precede a supervised visitation, or be incorporated into the visit. The lessons are taken from the evidenced-based Nurturing Parenting Programs for Parents and Their Infants, Toddlers and Preschoolers, and Parents and Their School Age Children. Based on the assessed needs of the family, parents and parent educators work together and select competency based lessons from the curriculum to form a parenting/visitation program that is customized to meet the specific needs of the families.

Note: While this training will specifically highlight the Nurturing Parenting Skills for Families in Supervised Visitation Attendees will learn the skills need to implement All Nurturing Parenting programs.

An Evidence-Based Approach to Supervised Visitation

One of the biggest challenges facing SV programs is the scant amount of research of the impact of SV on families. Finally programs seeking financial support, donations, and grants can implement a program proven to be effective in reducing abuse and neglect in families.


Nurturing Parenting Programs have been reviewed and awarded with high scores in the National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices.

You can learn about the research that validates this program HERE

Family Development Resources, Inc. Family Nurturing Centers International
Incorporated in 1983, Family Development Resources, Inc.

(FDR) was established by Dr. Stephen Bavolek

Why SVN Matters....

SVN 24 Hour Certificate Training

Dallas, Texas

November 13-15, 2018

Mental Health America of Greater Dallas
624 N Good Latimer Expy #200
Dallas, TX 75204

Overnight rooms are available for $179/night at Canopy Hotel, Uptown Dallas


For reservations, call 1-800 HILTONS and request
SVN Training DFW Nov 2018



Hotel is 2 miles from Training location, Transportation will be available

Register HERE


ATTENDEES MUST COMPLETE PRE REQUISITE ONLINE TRAININGS BEFORE ATTENDING

PRE REQUISITE TRAININGS ARE PROVIDED VIA EMAIL BEFORE THE TRAINING TO PAID REGISTRANTS

This program will specifically meet the 24 hours of training required of SVN Members as detailed in the SVN Standards HERE.

Attendance at all sessions is required and participants must score at least 80% on the exam to earn the certificate.

November 13: 8:30 AM- 5PM
November 14 : 8:30 AM- 5PM
November 15 : 8:30 AM- 1PM

Why Join SVN?

We are the only International Association dedicated exclusively to the field of Supervised Visitation. Our members are passionate about assuring that children have safe, conflict-free access to parents with whom they do not reside. For almost 20 years, SVN members have helped professionalize and validate this frequently undervalued and misunderstood field. Be part of a caring group that is making a difference for the future of SV and also enjoy the following benefits:

  • Access to Professional Liability Insurance for Supervised Visitation Services
  • Access to the NEW members site, which includes archived trainings, newsletters, and a resource library
  • Access to the SVN members Only forum for discussing the critical issues facing SV providers
  • A detailed, easy to update, profile listing in the SVN members directory
  • Discounts on products and training materials
  • Discounts for all Regional Trainings and Conferences
  • 3-4 member only webinar trainings per year (also archived)
  • Opportunity to serve on member committees which help shape practice in our field
  • Validity in the field as a member who follows our standards and code of ethics
  • Opportunity to belong to a local Networking Group (or help form one)

Cost

  • $150 for an Individual Membership- designed for individual providers, or individuals with a special interest in the field of supervised visitation. No Business names are listed and the membership is not transferable

  • $225 for Organizational Membership- designed for organizations and allows up to three designated contacts per agency, which may be changed/transferred to new staff members. Also designed for those wanting to have a full Business Name posted in the directory.

    • How do I join?

    First, We recommend that you review the SVN Standards and the SVN Code of Ethics, since as a member you will pledge to follow them:

    SVN Standards

    SVN Code of Ethics

    If you make the decision to join, the process is quick and easy. Follow the link below and you will be designing your members profile as you register. You can pay immediately with a credit card, or select the option to generate an invoice to pay via check, it's up to you. Once we confirm payment and quickly review your information, we will activate your membership.(If you sign up outside our normal EST business hours, activation may not occur until the next business day)

    Join SVN Now

    SVN, Supervised Visitation Network, is an international membership organization of professionals who provide supervised visitation and access services to families.

    SVN was Founded in 1991 to provide opportunities for networking, sharing of information, and training for agencies and individuals who are interested in assuring that children can have safe, conflict-free access to parents with whom they do not reside.

    Providing resources for members and families in need of supervised visitation services.

    For more info about joining SVN Click Here

    Some of our organizational goals include:

    • To provide professional forums for networking and sharing of information about supervised child access services.
    • To develop and disseminate standards for practice of supervised visitation and exchange services.
    • To maintain a directory of supervised visitation and exchange providers.
    • To collect and make available research relevant to safe child access services.
    • To gather and disseminate training and program materials for child access providers.
    • To provide public education regarding the role and importance of supervised child access programs in the continuum of services for families.
    • To assist parents in locating and utilizing appropriate services.