Appeal dismissed; court upheld limited visitation rights allowing brief outdoor activities within the child's residence.

The appellate court dismissed the appellant's appeal regarding the modification of visitation rights for a minor child. The lower court had partially granted the father's request to extend visits to include brief outdoor activities within the child's home, citing the need to rebuild emotional bonds without causing radical environmental changes. The court affirmed this decision, emphasizing that while the child reacts positively to the father, moving her to a different environment or taking her away from her residence would disrupt her sense of security during the conflict resolution phase.