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Provider Information
 (ID: 5097)
Paradigm, Inc.
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| Location: | Omaha, NE (map) |
| Phone / FAX: | | | Service Area: | Omaha, Lincoln, and surrounding counties in eastern and southeastern Nebraska | | Agency: | Paradigm, Inc. | | Agency Phone/FAX: | 402-991-8093 / 402-505-9726 |
| Address: | 809 S 174th St | | | Omaha, NE 68118 | | Agency Email: | info@paradigmdirection.com | | Provider Link: | paradigmdirection.com | | Standard Fee: | $75 / hour | | Sliding Scale? | No | | Languages: | English | | Onsite/Offsite: | Offsite only | | Years Experience: | 14 | | Holidays: | Yes | | Intake Procedure: | Intake is free and helps both parents prepare for visits. Courtordered cases require the order before scheduling. Payment is due 48 hours before visits. Both parents must complete all required forms and meet with program supervisor before visits begin. | Provider Notes:
| Paradigm, Inc. provides supervised visitation services in Omaha, Lincoln, and surrounding communities to help children stay connected to their parents in a safe, supportive way.
We offer court-ordered, private, and therapeutic supervised visits that take place only in the parent's home or in approved community locations.
Our specialists focus on safety, consistency, and child friendly interactions. Specialists provide 100% monitoring during the visit, offer gentle guidance when needed, and provide clear, objective documentation for parents, attorneys, and the court.
Paradigm's work is guided by our C.A.R.E.S. model: Collaboration, Affirmation, Respect, Empathy, and Support. We partner with families and referral sources to make visits predictable, respectful, and centered on the child's well-being.
Restrictions: We follow all court orders and safety plans, do not allow conversations about legal matters during visits, and maintain firm boundaries to ensure a safe environment for everyone.
Our goal is simple: to support healthy parent-child time while families work toward stability and healing. |
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