Services

Location based on the agency's preference

*Additional fees may apply to compensate for travel time & tolls*

Structured Family Outings are supervised visits that occur in public, family-friendly settings such as parks, museums, or libraries. These outings provide parents and children with an opportunity to engage in natural interactions, strengthen their bond, and practice positive parenting in real-world environments, all under the support of a trained facilitator.

Location in West Babylon, NY.

 Our Zen in-person services are offered by appointment only at a private West Babylon office. The location features a large open soft-mat space, an additional room with a comfortable sofa area, as well as a private kitchen and bathroom. To reserve this setting, a minimum of two hours is required. 

Enjoy time with your child(ren) in your private home or event

*Additional fees may apply to compensate for travel time & tolls*

 Supervised interactions that occur within the family’s home. These visits allow parents and children to engage in everyday routines in a setting that reflects real-life dynamics. Reaching Hands staff observe the environment, parent-child interactions, and caregiver responsiveness, while maintaining a supportive and non-intrusive presence.  

*Additional fees may apply to compensate for travel time & tolls*

Supervised sessions created to support meaningful time between siblings who are separated due to foster care, court orders, or custody arrangements. These visits encourage connection, emotional support, and continued relationship-building in a safe, child-focused setting.

Trust us to make this transition smooth.

*Additional fees may apply to compensate for travel time & tolls*

Neutral, structured transitions between caregivers during custody exchanges. Our staff facilitates safe, conflict-free drop-offs and pick-ups to help reduce tension and ensure children experience consistent, peaceful transitions.

*Additional fees may apply to compensate for travel time & tolls*

Guided parenting time for families reuniting after separation due to foster care, incarceration, or prolonged absence. These sessions focus on rebuilding trust, enhancing parent-child connection, and supporting long-term reintegration through supervised and documented interactions.

Social worker facilitated calls

Phone-facilitated parenting sessions are brief, monitored calls between a parent and child that support continued connection when in-person contact is not possible. Facilitators ensure a safe, supportive tone and document the interaction for court use as needed.

Social worker facilitated zoom visits

Virtual visits allow parents and children to maintain contact through video conferencing, offering flexibility for families with transportation or scheduling challenges. Trained staff observe and support the interaction in real-time, while ensuring safety, engagement, and documentation standards are met.

Virtual  series of 10 total sessions 

Skill-building support that helps caregivers strengthen routines, parenting skills, boost confidence, and create more nurturing, structured home environments. 

Virtual series Individual Intakes + 9 sessions

Guidance for co-parents to improve communication, set boundaries, and work together more effectively, always with the child’s well-being in focus 

Virtual  series of 10 total sessions 

Supportive sessions that teach parents and caregivers how to manage emotions, controlling anger, respond calmly to conflict, and model healthy coping skills for their children. 

Weekly sessions in person in West Babylon and virtual (Coming Soon)

 A supportive group setting for parents navigating the emotional, legal, and parenting challenges of separation or divorce. This group offers a safe space to share experiences, learn effective co-parenting strategies, and build confidence in moving forward. Led by experienced facilitators, sessions focus on emotional healing, communication tools, and maintaining stability for children. 

Weekly sessions in person in West Babylon and virtual (Coming Soon)

A group space designed to help parents build community and share practical tools for navigating everyday parenting challenges. Topics include managing behavior, setting healthy boundaries, supporting child development, and reducing parenting stress. Sessions are guided by trained professionals and open to caregivers of children of all ages.

Sent to the Court as requested

Provide clear, factual observation summaries upon request for court or professional purposes. These summaries reflect participant attendance, engagement, parenting behaviors, and the overall tone of supervised or coaching sessions. Our documentation remains neutral and objective, and is limited to what is directly observed during services.

Sent to the Court 

Natural setting observations take place in a familiar environment such as the family home or community space. Staff document the quality of parent-child interaction, level of supervision, responsiveness to the child’s needs, and the emotional tone of the visit, while remaining unobtrusive. All observations are factual, neutral, and appropriate for court use.

Full Day & Half Day rates with at least 2-weeks notice

For active and discharged clients