This short-term treatment program is for children diagnosed with significant emotional disorders and their families or caregivers. Our clinicians and trained Behavioral Health Professionals (BHP) provide education and training to assist children and their families/caregivers in acquiring the skills to live together and thrive in their homes and in the community.

UCP's Behavioral Supports is for children with emotional and behavioral challenges as well as developmental delays or disabilities. The mission of the service is to prepare each child to the best of his or her ability to be successful in school or in the community and to become an integral, functional member of his or her family, community or school.

Bridges Preschool Program offers educational services for children with diagnosis of autism, or severe language disorders. This ABA teaching program provides self-help, socialization, adaptive skills and manual and perceptual skills through typical pre-school activities such as free play, art, physical education and music.

This program is directed by a BCBA, using applied behavioral analysis (ABA), targeting children that need services more intense than RCS skill building program.

Fort James House is a six-bed, short-term, residential facility designed for children with a mental health diagnosis who need an out-of-home placement or transitional living space. Fort James House is located in Old Town and provides children and their families with support, guidance, and structure from direct care, counseling, and administrative professionals. Through emotional regulation, social integration, and daily living activities, children are assisted in learning healthy social skills and behaviors to help them be successful upon returning to their home.

UCP provides individual, group and family therapy services in an agency setting by a licensed clinician. Our goal is to assist to children and adults in maintaining positive emotional, behavioral and psychological health.