Supervised parental contact is a critical component in the welfare and development of children placed in out-of-home care, aiming to maintain parent-child relationships while ensuring child safety. This study explores professional perspectives on the challenges, strategies, and best practices involved in facilitating supervised contact sessions. Through qualitative interviews with social workers, care providers, and legal professionals, the research highlights the complexities of balancing child protection with the rights of parents. Findings reveal key factors influencing effective supervision, including communication, trust-building, and tailored intervention approaches. The study underscores the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration and continuous professional training to optimize outcomes for children and families within the care system.