Supervised Visitation: Foster Parents Supervising Visits And Coparenting (CA)

1. True or False: Effective Co-parenting supports the goal of reunification:

True

False

2. Behaviors from children following visits can be due to:

They miss their parents

They may blame their foster parents

They cannot express their feelings

All choices are correct

3. Which of the following is a fear that Biological parents have about the foster parents:

The Foster parents will mistreat their children

The Foster parents will sabotage the case to adopt the children

The children will love the foster parents and not want to return to their bio family

All choices are correct

4. It is best to discuss case plan progress:

During supervised visits

After visits when children are not present

With children present

All choices are correct

5. Which example is not a way discussed to ease a child's trauma:

Talk positively about the biological parents

Increase predictability and consistency of visits

Allow the child to stay connected with biological family and other significant parties

Have the child participate in court proceedings

6. Foster parents supervising visits support:

Co-parenting

Case plan compliance

Adoption goals of caregivers

Transition plans

7. True or False: The training discusses the metaphor of a triangle in which the three points represent the child, the biological family and the case manager.

True

False

8. The best time to prepare and plan the visits is:

During the Icebreaker meeting

At the first visit

At the Case planning conference

During the monthly home visit with the case manager

9. Foster parents should first communicate any problems or issues that occurred during the visit with:

The biological parent

The case manager

The Foster Parent’s mentor

The Foster Parent Association President

10. The presentation discusses the following technique when discussing concerns with the bio parent:

W-I-N

Seek first to understand

Group meetings with agency staff

A-S-K