Multi-Systemic Therapy: A Case Study

Evidence based practices in Multi-Systemic Therapy (MST), is it working or what can we do to make it better.
Purpose
To maximize Evidence Based Practices (EBD) in multi-systemic therapy in order to encourage each client/caregiver opinion toward a more optimistic view of the multi-systemic therapy process. “EBP implies that there is a definable outcome(s)” (Evidence-Based Practices, 2015). The goal is to get the client to take ownership in his/her behavior. EBP is to be used as a method for getting the client to shift gears and focus from a negative stance, to a more positive one in this process. “Preventing unnecessary out-of- home placement for youth with behavioral and emotional needs is the goal of several public child-serving services, including child welfare, juvenile justice, and child mental health” (Lee, et al., 2014) .
Research Question

1. What are client and caregiver perception of Multi-Systemic Therapy?
2. What action will you implement in effort of taking ownership in your Multi-Systemic Therapy experience?
3. What would you like to accomplish by the completion of Multi-Systemic Therapy other than completing it?
Forms of
The pre-survey will provide a unbiased opinion of multi-systemic therapy from the client and caregiver. This will give me a foundation for my research because it giving me insight to what the client and caregiver is thinking and their feelings about the process. The post-survey, the cap stone of the research, it will provide a finalized view of the client and caregiver’s growth and development during this research. Also, it will offer a blue print of the client/caregiver progress and evolution in the multi-systemic therapy process from a negative view to a more