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Joe Nullet, CAE
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Executive Director 
Jacksonville, FL 

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Executive Director Joe Nullet, a graduate of Harvard University, has led the Supervised Visitation Network since December 2007. Before that he was the Executive Director of the Family Nurturing Center of Florida, a Supervised Visitation and Parent Education program in Jacksonville, Florida. During his tenure at FNC, he led the organization through an exciting growth period, helped reshape the organizational culture and design to better serve the needs of clients, and has served locally and nationally on numerous task forces, advisory boards, and collaborative partnerships as an expert in the field of supervised visitation and has trained providers in Great Britain, Japan, and Singapore. Joe also served on the statewide Committee that developed an innovative Supervised Visitation database and as a member of State of Florida Standards Committee that was formed as a result of legislation to establish statewide standards. Joe has completed Graduate Coursework at the Kennedy School of Government, a Nonprofit Executive Program at the Harvard Business School, as well as completing the Jessie Ball duPont Fund's Community Coaches Program.

 

Jennifer Garst, MSW 
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Director of Training and Development
Dallas, TX 
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Jennifer Garst is a passionate advocate for families and a dedicated professional in the field of supervised visitation. Since joining the Supervised Visitation Network (SVN) in 2017, Jennifer has played a crucial role in supporting supervised visitation professionals worldwide, equipping them with the tools and knowledge to provide child-focused, trauma-informed, and safe visitation and exchange services.

As a respected member of the SVN community, Jennifer serves as faculty for the SVN credential training programs, significantly contributing to the learning and development of the network's members. Her extensive background in non-profit work spans over 15 years, including leading a domestic violence and child abuse-focused visitation center in Dallas, Texas. Throughout her career, Jennifer has been steadfast in her commitment to addressing social injustices and creating safety for survivors of family violence and child abuse.

Jennifer is a proud graduate with honors of the University of Texas at Arlington, where she earned both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in social work. She leverages this strong educational foundation to provide comprehensive training, education, and technical assistance to supervised visitation providers globally. Her dedication to professional growth is further supported by advanced certifications in trauma and resilience from Florida State University, along with a SAFE Home Study Practitioner certification, which she utilizes in conducting home studies for families seeking to adopt from foster care.

An adoptive mother herself, Jennifer brings a unique and personal perspective to her work, enriching her advocacy for the well-being of families and children. Her commitment to supervised visitation and her firsthand experiences underscore her lifelong dedication to building safe, supportive environments for children and families facing challenging circumstances.

Tami Matthews
Membership and Growth Coordinator
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 Tami Matthews has extensive experience in the supervised visitation community, where she has played a pivotal role in creating and managing programs that prioritize family safety and well-being. As the former Executive Director of Joyful Connections, Tami excelled in fostering a supportive environment for families, ensuring high standards of service, and collaborating with community partners to meet the needs of clients.

Tami also previously served with the Supervised Visitation Network (SVN) as the Membership and Outreach Coordinator, where she strengthened connections within the network and enhanced membership engagement. This role deepened her passion for supporting professionals in the field and advancing best practices in supervised visitation.

Additionally, Tami recently spent time working with the Ottawa County (Ohio) Juvenile and Probate Court as the Coordinator of Court Services, developing the GAP (Guardians, Advocates, and Protectors) Program. She continues to advocate for children and families as a volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA), ensuring that the voices of vulnerable children are heard in court proceedings.

Tami holds a B.A. in Elementary Education and an M.A. in College Student Personnel, combining a strong foundation in education with a focus on supporting individuals and communities. Excited to return to the supervised visitation field, she is committed to making a meaningful difference through teamwork, innovation, and compassionate leadership.

 

 

Syri Lynn Gerstner
SVN Faculty
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 Syri lives in Apache Junction, Arizona, with her two teenage daughters, Kahlyn, 18 (Senior; class of 2022), and Kori, 16. The family has three dogs, Hank, Perseus, Baby Ghost, and two cats, Milo and Bowie. Syri obtained her Bachelors in Science from Missouri State University, Springfield. Syri owns and operates the supervised parenting time center, Tiny to Teen Services. After her hardships, Syri found herself in a unique position to provide hope and understanding. As a supervision center coordinator, Syri focused on AZDCS and Foster care families, ran the Graduate Program at the homeless shelter Family Promise in Scottsdale, and joined the Board of Directors of Save The Family, Mesa, Arizona. Syri has experience with both the Department of Child Safety and Family Courts. As an in-home educator, Parent Aide, and Family Connections Consultant, Syri has spent many years supporting 

Arizona families on their path to reunification. Syri and her daughters spend their free time volunteering at The Good Shepherd Horse Rescue Ministries, enjoying the outdoors, and spending leisurely time together. 

 

Elexia Coleman-Moss
Nurturing Parenting Faculty
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Elexia Coleman-Moss has worked throughout her career supporting children, adolescents and families facing social and economic problems. In addition to assisting with the Nurturing Parenting Skill for Families in SV curriculum, Mrs. Coleman-Moss also continues her public service in the community with Empowerment Resources Inc., a non-profit organization that she founded and developed. The organization is dedicated to the empowerment of youth and families and offers a girls leadership and self-esteem building program, life-skills workshops for male and female teens and parenting education and coaching. She has first-hand experience in our neighborhoods as a teacher, after-school tutor, caseworker, behavior specialist and counselor. A tireless advocate for children, in 2014 Elexia was selected by the Mayor’s Commission on the Status of Women for recognition as one of 10 local women who have made outstanding contributions to the Jacksonville community. She received the “making the grade award” from Volunteer Jacksonville, and in 2008, she was selected as one of Jacksonville’s 40 under 40 leaders by the Jacksonville Business Journal. She currently serves or has served as a dedicated volunteer leader for the Florida Department of Health in Duval County and the First Coast Girls Initiative. Elexia currently serves as a Florida Department of Education, CROP Advisory Council Member. Elexia earned has a master’s degree in Public Administration and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Criminal Justice from Florida A&M University.