Digital Resources

Prepare on your own,
at your own pace.

Self-guided guides, planners, and checklists for parents navigating supervised visitation — so you can show up calm, focused, and fully present for your child. Instant download, no subscription.

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Bundles

Everything included

Complete Bundle

$67

Every guide, assessment, planner, and checklist we offer.

  • All six individual resources below
  • Preparation, communication & activity planning
  • Instant download — no account needed
Core essentials

Starter Bundle

$47

The essentials to prepare for your first visits with confidence.

  • Parent Preparation Guide
  • Parent Readiness Assessment
  • Key resources to get started

Guides, planners & checklists

Parent Preparation Guide

$17

A step-by-step walkthrough of what to expect and how to get ready — emotionally and practically — before your visit.

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Parent Readiness Assessment

$17

A self-assessment to gauge where you stand and pinpoint exactly what to focus on before you walk in.

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Co-parenting Communication Guide

$27

Practical strategies for calmer, clearer communication with the other parent — even when tensions run high.

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Communication Scripts Guide

$22

Ready-to-use scripts for the difficult conversations — with supervisors, co-parents, and your child.

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Visit Activity Planner

$22

Age-appropriate activity ideas and a planner to help you make every moment of your visit meaningful.

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Supervisor-Ready Visit Checklist

$12

A one-page checklist so you arrive with everything you need — and nothing that raises concern.

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1:1 Prep Sessions

Some situations call for a real conversation.

If your case is high-stakes, your visits have been difficult, or you want personalized guidance before you walk through that door — a 1:1 session with Yasmine gives you tailored support.

  • Tailored to your specific visit, your child's age, and your circumstances
  • Work through anxiety, communication, and what to do when things go sideways
  • Leave with a concrete plan — not just reassurance
  • Often recommended by attorneys and GALs for complex cases
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