How To Effectively And Safely Supervise Visits (CA)

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When children see the foster parent and birth parents working together, the children __________.
- Tend to be calmer before and after the visits
- Are more anxious about visits
- Are confused about who their ‘real’ family is
- Tend to not care about visiting their birth family

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If the birth parent has unsupervised visits, but you are concerned that the visits are not going well, you should __________.
- Go to the parent’s home during the visit to check up on them
- Tell the parent that you are changing the visits back to supervised
- Let the case manager and GAL know of your concerns
- Write a letter to the judge asking to change the visits
Correct Answer

A. Let the case manager and GAL know of your concerns
3.

It is important for foster parents to document the ________________ of the visits they are supervising
- Duration
- Frequency
- Activities
- All choices are correct
Correct Answer

A. All choices are correct
4.

When working with the birth parents, it is important for foster parents to remember that _________.
- Families can change
- The information you read about the family gives the complete picture
- Most birth parents just need more money to care for their children
- Most families don’t change
Correct Answer

A. Families can change
5.

Having ongoing communication between the foster and birth families can help in reducing the opportunity for the child to say things that are not truthful to one side or the other.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True
6.

Having a relationship with the birth family __________________ the birth family calling in an abuse report on the foster parent.
- May reduce the chance of
- Will increase the likelihood of
- Will have no impact on
- Will eliminate the risk of
Correct Answer

A. May reduce the chance of
7.

If you are going to start supervising the visits between the child and the birth parent, it is recommended that the visits occur at _______.
- A location that is public and neutral
- The Foster home during the day
- The birth parents’ home when convenient for them
- The CBC office
Correct Answer

A. A location that is public and neutral
8.

If the case worker won’t let you supervise visits you can ____________ .
- Ask your licensing agency to help with communicating with the CM
- Talk to the CM and their supervisor
- Ask about the safety issues
- All choices are correct
Correct Answer

A. All choices are correct
9.

From the birth parent’s perspective, it is important for foster parents to be __________.
- Open-minded
- Generous
- Accommodating
- Flexible
Correct Answer

A. Open-minded
10.

If the case manager is resistant to allowing you to supervise the birth family visits, you can let them know that ___________ .
- Your assisting with supervising visits will help their workload
- You know what is best for your foster child
- It is your right as a foster parent to supervise visits
- None of the above choices are correct
Correct Answer

A. Your assisting with supervising visits will help their workload

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How To Effectively And Safely Supervise Visits (CA)

When children see the foster parent and birth parents working together, the children __________.

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If the birth parent has unsupervised visits, but you are concerned that the visits are not going well, you should __________.

It is important for foster parents to document the ________________ of the visits they are supervising

When working with the birth parents, it is important for foster parents to remember that _________.

Having ongoing communication between the foster and birth families can help in reducing the opportunity for the child to say things that are not truthful to one side or the other.

Having a relationship with the birth family __________________ the birth family calling in an abuse report on the foster parent.

If you are going to start supervising the visits between the child and the birth parent, it is recommended that the visits occur at _______.

If the case worker won’t let you supervise visits you can ____________ .

From the birth parent’s perspective, it is important for foster parents to be __________.

If the case manager is resistant to allowing you to supervise the birth family visits, you can let them know that ___________ .