Ensuring that the quality of trainings and legislative intent meets contextual understanding for program compliance.
TRAINING AND EDUCATION CALENDAR
The Standard 5.20 and Family Code section 3200.5 were developed in collaboration with the California Judicial Council and CASVSP. The training is designed for new and existing professional providers of supervised visitation/exchange services including those seeking compliance with the statutory training requirements for providers. The trainings offered are accepted statewide by the superior courts. Please note that an individual’s completion of any of the Standard 5.20 training does not qualify the individual to be a trainer on Standard 5.20 and FC section 3200.5
- The training will be offered through a virtual platform and the registration fee for the training is indicated in the registration information for each training.
- Special rates may apply for groups within an agency or organization but must be arranged ahead of the training by contacting casvspproviders@gmail.com
- Refund policies are indicated through the registration platform and may be subject to an administrative fee.
- Accessibility: CASVSP supports the Americans with Disabilities Act, which promotes public accessibility for persons with disabilities. If you require special accommodations, please contact casvspproviders@gmail.com
Instructions for Registration
Standard 5.20/Family Code section 3200.5 Training Sessions
The three-day in person Family Code section 3200.5 and Standard 5.20 of the California Standards of Judicial Administration (Uniform Standards of Practice for Providers of Supervised Visitation) are currently offered statewide using a virtual platform. The training was created as a collaboration of the California Judicial Council/Center for Families, Children & Courts, and California Association of Supervised Visitation Service Providers. The Judicial Council is responsible for development and adoption of Standard 5.20 . The statewide training provides a framework to professional providers and other multidisciplinary experts in efforts to develop program policy, procedures, and best practices for successful implementation of Standard 5.20 requirements.
*Access to training information and registration cannot be seen using a phone. Laptop or tablet required
Next training for Standard 5.20 training coming on July Sat 11th 8am-5pm, Mon 13th 5pm-8pm, Thu 16th 5pm-8pm, Mon 20th 5pm-8pm,, and Thu 23rd 5pm-8pm, Look for registration on June 20th.
What to expect and how to get ready for the training. Information
CASVSP Monthly Discussion and Listening Sessions
The Monthly California Association of Supervised Visitation Service Providers discussion and networking sessions are designed to bring together statewide professional provider, court-community partners, and organizations focused on improving supervised visitation and exchange services for families in California. This is an opportunity for providers to network, explore challenging issues, and receive technical assistance guidance relating to the operation and administration of supervised visitation and exchange services.
Attendees must register for each monthly session. Registration closes one-day before the monthly scheduled session. If you register through Eventbrite ahead of time as required, a zoom link will be sent to attendees the day of the meeting session. These sessions do not have a fee.
Questions, contact casvspproviders@gmail.com
*Access to training information and registration cannot be seen by using a phone. Laptop or tablet required
Next Meeting June 25th 10:30 am
Registration Here
Advanced Skills Training
Subject: Elevate Your Practice: Fulfill 12-Hours towards needed continuing education as a Supervised Visitation Service Provider and California Association of Supervised Visitation Service Providers (CASVSP)
Dear Standard 5.20 Professional Provider
As a Professional Provider of Supervision Services, you navigate complex family dynamics every day, balancing court mandates with the paramount safety of the children in your care. You know that meeting the baseline requirements of California Standard 5.20 is just the beginning of running an impactful, high-quality practice.
The California Association of Supervised Visitation Service Providers (CASVSP) encourages ongoing professional development to keep your skills sharp. We invite you to enhance your practice by becoming certified in the Standards of Quality for Family Strengthening & Support through the National Family Support Network (NFSN) through this 2-day virtual training.
This premier virtual certification fulfills 12 hours of continuing education, blending seamlessly into your professional credentials while expanding your framework for supporting families—and for a limited time, you can access this career milestone at a deeply discounted rate.
🎯 Why This Certification Matters to Your Practice
While Standard 5.20 provides the essential statutory framework for safety, compliance, and neutrality, the NFSN Standards provide a national blueprint for how to effectively engage, strengthen, and support families under your supervision.
- How It Enhances Your Daily Work
- Builds Confidence in Parenting Skills: The NFSN framework gives you advanced, strengths-based tools to recognize and subtly reinforce positive family interactions. By understanding family-centered practices, you can better support parents in rebuilding confidence during their time with their children, within the secure boundaries of your supervision.
- Strengthens a Strengths-Based Approach: Shift the lens from what families are doing wrong to what they are doing right. This training helps you look at families through a trauma-informed, multi-generational lens, ensuring your environment promotes positive outcomes for children.
The various training and education programs will have different registration fees.
Ensuring that the quality of trainings & legislative intent & contextual understanding.
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