Charging Juvenile Offenders as Adults, Part II
A response from an MST staffer and parent As I read Laurie Spivey’s most recent blog post, "Charging...
Charging Juvenile Offenders as Adults
What price do we pay by charging youths as adults? Sometimes young people do terrible things. Things...
Juvenile Justice Abuse Scandal Rocks Australia
Juvenile Justice Advocates for more Multisystemic Therapy Twenty-five years ago, the Australian stat...
A Helpful Guide on Choosing Programs for Juvenile Offenders
Long-time MST therapist has suggestions for communities looking for juvenile offender services When ...
How to Deal With an Angry Teen?
Multisystemic Therapy turns anger into motivation Allen did not like school and therefore, refused t...
Giving Voice to Youth Incarceration
A simple phone call could change the way you view juvenile justice I’ve read the reports. I know the...
Lessons From Nat'l Council of Juvenile and Family Court Conference
How does one decide which programs best serve children in the juvenile justice system? Seventy-eight...
Pennsylvania MST Therapist Wins Award
What does it take to be an award-winning MST therapist? It takes a special type of person to be an M...
Multisystemic Therapy Blends Three ‘Parents’ Into One Team
Three parents can sometimes be better than one Jane was a 13-year-old middle-schooler who lived with...
Do Girls in the Juvenile Justice System Commit More Drug Crimes?
The Proportion of Girls Arrested for Drug Crimes Is Higher Than Males There has been some good news ...