Guardian House is a San Antonio nonprofit helping children and families experiencing divorce, separation, custody disputes, and family conflict build safer, healthier, and more positive relationships. They provide supervised visitation where children can spend time with a non-custodial parent under the supervision of a trained professional. The program focuses on protecting children while helping maintain, rebuild, or strengthen the parent-child relationship.

Monitored Kids Exchanges provide a neutral setting for parents who cannot or should not have direct contact with one another. Children can transition between parents in a structured environment designed to reduce conflict and help make exchanges safer and less stressful. They  provide mental health and reunification counseling. Counseling address separation, divorce, family conflict, parenting concerns, communication difficulties, emotional challenges, and rebuilding parent-child relationships.

Parenting and co-parenting education includes Triple P Positive Parenting, Shared Parenting, Cooperative Parenting, and Family Transitions. Classes help parents strengthen parenting skills, improve communication, manage conflict, and focus on the well-being of their children. English and Spanish options, as well as in-person and virtual programs. Some Guardian House services may require a court order or professional referral, while other services allow families to enroll directly. Families should contact Guardian House to determine which program is appropriate and what enrollment or referral requirements apply.