Tennessee Code Title 36. Domestic Relations § 36-6-107

(1) Mediation is agreed to by the victim of the alleged domestic or family violence;

(2) Mediation is provided by a certified mediator who is trained in domestic and family violence in a specialized manner that protects the safety of the victim; and

(3) The victim is permitted to have in attendance at mediation a supporting person of the victim's choice, including, but not limited to, an attorney or advocate. No victim may provide monetary compensation to a nonattorney advocate for attendance at mediation.

(1) That all visits be supervised by a responsible adult or agency, the costs to be primarily borne by the perpetrating parent;

(2) That the perpetrating parent attend and complete a program of counseling or other intervention as a precondition to visitation;

(3) That overnight visitation be prohibited until such time that the perpetrating parent has completed court ordered counseling or intervention, or otherwise demonstrated a change in circumstances that guarantees the safety of the child;

(4) That the address of the child and the nonperpetrating parent be kept confidential; and

(5) Any other conditions the court deems necessary and proper to guarantee the safety of the child.