It takes time and effort to develop a steady stream of referrals, but it is possible with some thoughtful planning. Many social programs begin with presentations to referral agencies and are met with nods, voiced approval and interest. To be most successful, program managers should understand that this is the beginning of a long, sustained effort for the life of the service. What makes this so complex?
MST is more effective than traditional treatment methods; it’s more cost-effective as well. Communities achieve these savings through reductions in incarceration, mental health services, and crime rate, thanks to the success of MST. Read this report to learn more.
This data report includes graphs and outcomes, outlining MST's success in dealing with cases of troubled young people and families.
Learn more about MST-FIT, a comprehensive treatment program designed to help youth and families transition back into society after out-of-home placement.
Read more about the recently passed Family First Prevention Services Act (FFPSA), which allows states to fund evidence-based programs like MST, to prevent children from entering the foster care system.
Gain helpful insights on how to implement Multisystemic Therapy (MST) by learning about Chile’s path to success. This guide will share the history of MST in Chile, what makes MST work in Chile under the leadership of the Undersecretary of Crime Prevention, and some of the wonderful success stories from the country.
