Tell us your story
We Are Running Another Contest.
Celebrate the achievements of your agency, therapists, and families. Send in their stories. Win a $100 Travel Visa Money Card (which works internationally). Get read on the MST blog, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Even if you don’t win, you get an MST T-shirt.
Send your entries by June 30 to Lori.Cohen@mstservices.com. Make sure to put, success story contest in the subject line.
Let your teams and colleagues know about the contest. Recognition is a good thing.
We know there are many other powerful stories out there that tell of the important work MST therapists do every day. Stories like:
A mother who announces “nothing will work” as an MST therapist walks through the door for the first time.
A Chilean mother working several jobs after vowing her family would never go hungry again—only to have her son get into more and more trouble.
A mum in the U.K. tells how MST helped turn a dark, negative place into a happy home.
These are three of the winning entries from our first, “Telling Stories That Bring the Work of MST to Life” contest. Submissions came from across the MST world—from rural Pennsylvania to London, England. Responses to the stories, which have been posted on the MST blog and in social media channels have been great.
If you have missed reading any of these, click on the links are below. Oh, and by the way, you can hear an audio version in Spanish read by the therapist who helped that Chilean mother.
- MST Therapist Helps Family Create Happy Home by Alison Bromley, MST Therapist, Brandon Centre.
- A Mom in Chile Struggles to Find Work-Life Balance to Save Her Son by Rocio Solar, MST Therapist, LaGranja, Chile.
- MST Incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to Help Mom and Daughter by Tom Havrilak, MST therapist, Adelphoi Village.
- A Mother's Heartfelt Thanks to MST and What she Learned Along the Way by a mom in Buffalo NY, the MST Therapist is Brenda Ludwig, Catholic Charities.
- MST: Keeping Troubled Teens out of Jail and with their Families, the MST therapist is Adriana ZarZuela, New York Foundling.
To learn more about the impact on MST on siblings, download the whitepaper: MST Works for Juvenile Offenders and their Siblings.
