Standards & Provider Network
One standard of care, across every brand in the network.
The Institute publishes practice standards for supervised visitation and operates the SVI Provider Network — provider brands that commit to those standards in every market and community they serve. One set of rules for training, reporting, and safety, applied across the whole network.
What the Institute Does
Three functions. One purpose: a network worthy of the families it serves.
Set the Standard
The SVI network standards define competent supervised visitation across seven domains, from child safety to operational integrity. Every brand in the SVI Provider Network commits to them as a condition of listing.
The Standards →Operate the Network
The SVI Provider Network serves different markets and communities — general-market, Spanish-language, Arabic-language, and regional brands — all working from the same playbook.
Network Membership →The Network Directory
Network providers, coast to coast.
Courts, attorneys, and parents use the SVI Directory to find the network brand serving their market. Every listing is a member of the SVI Provider Network.
From the Institute
Articles & publications.
How Courts and Counsel Should Evaluate a Supervised Visitation Provider
A framework for judges and attorneys assessing supervised visitation providers: accreditation, insurance, documentation, neutrality, and staff vetting.
For ParentsMonitored Exchange, Explained
What monitored exchange is, when courts order it instead of supervised visitation, and how safe, conflict-free handoffs actually work.
For ParentsQuestions to Ask Before Hiring a Visitation Supervisor
A practical checklist for parents vetting a supervised visitation provider: background checks, training, insurance, documentation, and red flags.
For courts, attorneys, and practitioners.
Whether you are a judicial officer with questions about the network, an independent agency curious about membership, or a supervisor looking to work with a network brand, the Institute is open to you.