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Services Available Across Programs

Support that helps people remain safe, stable, and connected where they live.

Youth Care & Beyond provides individualized support for children and adults with developmental disabilities. Whether someone lives with family, in their own home, or with a Shared Living provider, our goal is to make sure the right support is in place.

We focus on safety, dignity, reliable routines, meaningful relationships, and participation in everyday life.

Parent Training & Education

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Circle of Security

Circle of Security Parenting helps caregivers better understand what children may be communicating through their behavior and emotions. Parents learn how to support both connection and exploration while responding with greater confidence. The goal is to strengthen the parent-child relationship and help children feel safe, understood, and secure.

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Love and Logic

Love and Logic gives caregivers practical tools for setting limits while keeping the relationship strong. Parents learn how to offer choices, use natural consequences, and respond to challenging behavior with more calm and confidence. The goal is to help children build responsibility while caregivers feel less overwhelmed and more prepared.

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Virtual and In Person Support

YCB offers Parenting Classes to give caregivers practical tools for building stronger relationships and responding to everyday parenting challenges. Classes are available in person or virtually, making it easier for families to choose the option that works best for them. Each class provides a supportive space to learn, ask questions, and grow with greater confidence.

Upcoming Classes

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Mental Health & Care Coordination

Supporting emotional wellness as part of the whole person.

Mental Health & Care Coordination services help individuals and families better understand emotional, behavioral, and mental health needs. Services may include mental health evaluations, care coordination, referrals, and collaboration with families, caseworkers, medical providers, schools, and other members of the support team. Our goal is to make sure mental health needs are understood and included in the person’s overall plan of care.

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