Clinical & Counseling Services

Clinical & Counseling Services (CCS) provides outpatient therapy to people who have experienced trauma.  Working with youth, adults and families in a variety of settings, CCS is prepared to help clients address complex issues including abuse, neglect, separation & loss and domestic violence.  We create individualized treatment plans to meet the needs of our clients.  

Our core services include:

• Family Separation / Disruption:  Specialized therapy services to individuals and families affected by the trauma of separation and loss (i.e. loss of custody, death of a parent or child, divorce).
• Family / Community Violence:  Individual, group, couples and family therapy to meet the needs of our clients.
• Sexual Abuse:  Intervention, education and support to people who have suffered sexual abuse, to other family members impacted by the abuse, and to those who have committed sexual abuse.
• Angel Corps:  Assistance for victims of violence as they and their families deal with the effects of trauma.

A variety of payment options are available for this program. Limited financial assistance is available for those who qualify.  UCAN will help you apply for funding through the Crime Victims Compensation Program of the Attorney General's office if you are eligible.  In-home counseling is also available on a limited basis to eligible families.

For more information about our services or to make a referral,
contact our Intake Coordinator at 773-429-9346. 
Si necesita hablar con una persona en español,
por favor de llamar al numero 773-981-0569.

UCAN also offers expert clinical training and consultation for your organization through our UCAN Training Partnership.  UCAN collaborates with your agency to tailor training and consultation to your needs, inviting trainers to share our audience and facility.  We also facilitate shared training partnerships to help defer costs.  We offer learning experiences in a wide range of topics, including Parenting Skills, Child Behavior, Trauma and Exposure to Violence, Family Violence, Serving Crime Victims and Perpetrators, Compassion Fatigue, Child Welfare Programs and more.

In addition, UCAN is proud to announce that UCAN clinicians will be participating in 2010's IL Child-parent psychotherapy Learning Collaborative. 

For a downloadable brochure about CCS, please click here.  For a downloadable brochure about UCAN's Training Partnership, please click here.