183
Participants
Start Date
August 28, 2017
Primary Completion Date
March 23, 2023
Study Completion Date
April 13, 2023
Multisystemic Therapy-Emerging Adults
MST-EA is a home- and community-based treatment for emerging adults (ages 17-21) that aims to address antisocial behavior and problems caused by substance use disorders. The model also addresses co-occurring mental health problems when present. Therapists work directly with the young adult and his/her social network. This treatment also involves the use of coaches who help young people develop skills for young adulthood.
Enhanced Treatment as Usual
With Enhanced Treatment as Usual (E-TAU), emerging adults will get the treatments that they usually receive when they have a substance use disorder and have been in trouble with the law. In addition, they will receive travel vouchers for attending services, a card with an individualized list of contacts when in crisis, and facilitation with identifying need of services and accessing those services.
Youth Villages, Johnson City
North American Family Institute, Hamden
North American Family Institute, Hartford
North American Family Institute, New Haven
University of Massachusetts, Worcester
OTHER
Connecticut Department of Children and Families
UNKNOWN
North American Family Institute
UNKNOWN
Court Support Services Division
UNKNOWN
Youth Villages
OTHER
Chestnut Health Systems
OTHER
Oregon Social Learning Center
OTHER