The Survival Skills Program, offered primarily through local schools, teaches children the skills needed to prevent victimization from bullying and violence. Research on the psychological impact of crime is also conducted as part of the Institute's goals. Treatment services are free to individuals meeting research criteria and are provided on a sliding scale fee basis to others. The groups teach self-management skills designed to counter the psychological processes of depression. A thorough psychological evaluation of depression before and after treatment comprises the research component of the clinic.
Psychiatric consultation is also available when needed.
In addition to treatment, another major service of the UH-PRSC is the psychological assessment of intellectual, developmental, and personality functions. These services are available to adults, adolescents, and children. Fees, collected at the time of services, may be adjusted according to ability to pay. PEP also delivers a Family Wellness Program and Services to Families of Children with Disabilities to three Houston area elementary schools. University Career Services Licensed psychologists and professional counselors provide career transition and career decision-making assistance to individuals in the greater Houston area.