Our UPC programs are not designed to take the place of individual therapy or counseling.
If you are interested in meeting with a UPC Therapist, Counselor, or Peer Support Specialist: Please email [email protected].
Release, Waiver and Hold Harmless
By completing this form, I hereby release and discharge the Utah Pride Center, its directors, officers, employees, therapists, Clinical Students, students, volunteers, agents and assigns (the “Released Parties”) from any and all claims which may arise from any cause whatsoever in connection with my participation in these group services. I further release the Released Parties from any liability for any accident, illness, injury, death, loss or damage to personal property, or any other consequences arising or resulting directly or indirectly from my participation in the group services. I acknowledge the Released Parties assume no responsibility for any liability, damage, injury or death that may be caused by my negligent or intentional acts or omissions committed prior to, during, or after participation in the group services, or for any liability, damage, injury or death caused by the intentional or negligent acts or omissions of others. I agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the Released Parties from any injury, loss or liability including reasonable attorneys’ fees and/or any other associated costs, from any action, claim, or demand in connection with my participation with programs and support groups at the Utah Pride Center. Utah Law tells us that any adult who is responsible for the care or control of a minor (under 18) for even the shortest amount of time is a mandatory reporter. This includes YFP Staff, facilitators, and volunteers. If we suspect abuse, neglect, or imminent suicide or homicide, we are required to make a report. We must also report runaway youth. Reports may be made to either Child Protective Services (CPS) or to the police; these agencies will contact each other if necessary. When possible, YFP staff will involve you (the young person) in making this report. Additionally, staff and volunteers are required by law to report all sexual abuse including any sexual relationships between people 18 and older with youth under 18.