Building Trust · Fostering Bonds · Ensuring Safety
A safe path back to connection, built one ready step at a time.
The Therapeutic Solution provides everyday supervised visitation and safe exchange, therapeutic supervised visitation, and family reunification services for court-involved families across Clark County — with deeper cases guided by the Continuum of Care, our readiness-based path from first contact to lasting connection.
The Continuum of Care
Four phases. One readiness-based path.
For families who need deeper therapeutic support, care begins at the clinically appropriate phase.
- TSV
- FCT
- Reunif
- Aftercare
8
Specialized programs
7–7
Daily availability
Clark Co.
Serving the valley
100%
Neutral, child-centered
Parent Preparation Program
Support before, alongside, or apart from therapeutic care.
Parent Preparation helps parents understand child-centered contact, identify readiness concerns, and prepare for healthier interactions. It is part of TTS’s broader system of care, but it is not a phase of the Continuum and is not required for every family.
- Optional
- Standalone
- Accessible at any point
For Families Needing Deeper Therapeutic Support
The Continuum of Care
The Continuum of Care is a four-phase clinical pathway for families who need deeper reunification work. Movement is guided by safety and clinical readiness, not a fixed timeline. Parent Preparation, standard supervised visitation, and safe exchange are accessible standalone services that may support a family before or alongside the Continuum, but they are not required phases.
Therapeutic Supervised Visitation
Structured, clinically supported contact — a licensed therapist guides and coaches the visit in real time.
- Live coaching, not just monitoring
- Regulation and attunement support
- Structured Visitation Observation Assessment™
Facilitated Conjoint Therapy
Shaped around the family's real needs — no fixed format, and no instrument gates this phase.
- Whoever is needed is brought in
- Therapist-controlled pacing
- Guided by clinical judgment
Reunification Therapy
Deeper repair work that begins only once the family shows real stability.
- Never forces forgiveness or contact
- Accountability and trust-building
- Progress measured, not assumed
Aftercare & Step-Down
Support reduces gradually, not abruptly, as families generalize progress.
- Transition planning
- Co-parenting and boundary support
- Ongoing progress monitoring
Important: Every phase is informed by scored clinical tools — none of them decide a case’s outcome on their own. Movement is guided by readiness, not a fixed timeline.
Every Service We Offer
Eight programs, one family-first standard of care
Some map directly to a phase of the Continuum; others are specialized support services families draw on alongside it.
Most requested · Core service
Supervised Visitation & Safe Exchange
Neutral, monitored parent–child time and conflict-free child handoffs — our everyday, standalone service, available whether or not a family is on the Continuum.
Optional · Standalone Program
Parent Preparation Program
Focused sessions that help parents prepare for child-centered contact. Available before, alongside, or independently of other TTS services; Parent Preparation is not a required phase of the Continuum.
Continuum · Phase 1
Therapeutic Supervised Visitation
A licensed therapist guides and coaches the visit in real time, not just monitors it — using the Structured Visitation Observation Assessment™ to inform, not decide, next steps.
Continuum · Phase 2
Facilitated Conjoint Therapy
Shaped around the family, not a fixed format — pulls in whoever is needed to move the healing process forward. No instrument gates this phase; it's guided by clinical judgment of what the family actually needs.
Continuum · Phase 3
Reunification Therapy
Deeper repair work that begins only once the family shows real stability. Never forces forgiveness, affection, disclosure, or physical contact — progress is measured, not assumed.
Specialty Service
Respite Care for Foster Families
Short-term, licensed breaks so caregivers can recharge and keep showing up well.
Specialty Service
Parent–Child Interaction Therapy
Live-coached PCIT sessions that strengthen the relationship through guided practice.
Specialty Service
Brief Focused Assessments
Court-ready observations that help inform custody decisions — scored using the RARS™ suite.
Simple, supported process
How it works
Whether you were referred by a court or attorney, or are reaching out on your own, we guide you through every step.
Referral or reach out
Submit a referral (attorney, court, or DFS) or contact us directly — both are welcome.
Intake & agreement
Complete intake paperwork, consents, and a brief orientation so everyone knows what to expect.
Scheduling
We coordinate neutral times that work for your family, including evenings and weekends.
Visits & documentation
Sessions are professionally supervised, with objective notes available to the court when needed.
Who this is for
Two entry points. One program.
For families
You don't have to navigate this alone.
This is a hard season. We create a calm, child-centered space where you and your child can simply be together, supported by people trained to keep everyone safe.
- ✓ A calm, kid-friendly environment
- ✓ Trained, compassionate monitors
- ✓ Flexible scheduling around your life
For attorneys & courts
A referral partner you can stand behind.
Clear documentation, prompt scheduling, and neutral, court-recognized observations — backed by the RARS™ assessment suite when the case calls for it.
- ✓ Prompt, organized referral intake
- ✓ Neutral, objective session notes
- ✓ Coordination with DFS & the court
Founder & Director
Monique Harris-Whitt, LCSW
Leading with compassion
Monique founded The Therapeutic Solution on a simple belief: that every child deserves a safe, loving connection with their family — and every parent deserves the chance to show up, supported and without judgment.
After years of working alongside families moving through the court system, she built the Continuum of Care and the RARS™ assessment suite to turn that belief into a structured, defensible clinical pathway.
“When families feel safe, healing begins. That's the work — and it's the whole reason we're here.”
NV-Licensed Provider
Recognized by Clark County Family Court & DFS
Court-Recognized Documentation
Objective session notes, ready for the bench
Readiness-Based Model
Care is matched to each family's needs
RARS™ Assessment Suite
Structured, defensible clinical instruments
Good to know
Common questions
What is the difference between supervised and therapeutic supervised visitation?
In standard supervised visitation, a trained monitor is present to keep the visit safe and document what happens. In therapeutic supervised visitation, a licensed therapist actively guides and coaches the interaction.
How does the Continuum of Care decide when a family moves to the next phase?
Movement is guided by clinical indicators — safety, accountability, stability, and communication — not a fixed number of sessions. Assessment tools inform that judgment; they don’t decide it alone.
Do you provide reports to the court?
Yes. We keep objective, factual notes of each session and can provide court-recognized documentation, coordinating directly with the referral source when needed.
Ready to take the next step?
Reach out today and our team will help identify the right standalone service or clinically appropriate place within the Continuum of Care.