MATTER OF ALEXANDER S

There is adequate support in the record for the court's findings of neglect and derivative neglect ( see Matter of Victoria CC., 256 AD2d 931; and see Matter of R./C. Children, 303 AD2d 172).

However, the record does not support the court's determination that unsupervised visitation would be detrimental to the children ( see Matter of Gainza v Gainza, 24 AD3d 551) and that continued supervision of respondent's visitation with her children is in their best interests ( see Matter of Valerie Leonice T., 107 AD2d 327, 329).

Nor does the record support the court's determination that respondent must continue to be supervised by petitioner and to undergo psychotherapy and medication.