With MST-FIT, the youth and family get a jump on making the transition from out-of-home placement to home. The goal is to lower recidivism, connect the family with community supports, remove a youth’s dependence on drugs and alcohol, promote pro-social behavior and effectively manage the child’s mental-health disorders.

2012年9月14日 · The Multisystemic Therapy–Family Integrated Transitions (MST–FIT) program provides integrated individual and family services to juveniles who have co-occurring mental health and chemical dependency disorders. Services are provided during a juvenile’s transition from incarceration back into the community.

MST is an internationally-known program that helps fragile families cope with out-of-control teenagers. MST’s goal is to keep youth arrest-free and with their families. The program, based on a model developed and researched by Scott Henggeler and the Medical University of South Carolina, provides three to four months of almost daily support ...

MST-FIT is a program designed to support both the child and their family as residents of the Pleasantville Cottage School (ages 12-21) prepare to return home. Using an evidence based treatment model, JCCA’s MST-FIT team combine services delivered on campus prior to departure with aftercare to ensure a smooth transition out of placement and ...

Prepares MST-ITM teams with the knowledge base and processes needed to implement the Integrated Treatment Model (ITM). Learn more about MST Services' youth and family intervention training materials and resources including infographics, whitepapers, videos and fact sheets.

MST-FIT is an American-based programme initially developed to help young people return home after incarceration. This feasibility trial evaluated whether MST-FIT can be adapted in the UK for helping young people return home after a period of residential care.

Learn about the Integrated Treatment Model (ITM) and Family Integrated Transitions (MST-FIT), two innovative approaches to supporting high-risk youth and their families. Discover how the combined MST-FIT and ITM approach creates a seamless continuum of …

Multisystemic Therapy-Family Integrated Transitions (MST-FIT) is a manualized adaptation of Multisystemic Therapy (MST) designed for youth with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders who are returning to the community after confinement.

Family Integrated Transitions (FIT) provides individual and family services to juvenile offenders with mental health and chemical dependency disorders during the period of transition of the youth from incarceration back to the community.

Multisystemic Therapy: Family Integrated Transitions (MST-FIT) Read this report to learn more about: How MST-FIT helps youth and families transition after out-of-home placement