Langdon, PE; Denne, L; Thompson, P; Hayden, N; Blumenfeld, F; Cullen, S; Flynn, S; + view all Langdon, PE; Denne, L; Thompson, P; Hayden, N; Blumenfeld, F; Cullen, S; Flynn, S; Taylor, E; Williams, C; Gray, KM; Hastings, RP; - view fewer (2023) Reducing the Risk of Criminal Exploitation Using Multisystemic Therapy – the RESET Study. Youth Endowment Fund: London, UK.

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Multisystemic Therapy (MST) is an intensive family-based intervention designed to support young people with antisocial behaviours. It aims to improve family functioning, and focuses on the ‘whole world’ of the child, including their homes and families, schools and teachers, and neighbourhoods and friends. The therapy may use a variety of techniques, including providing practical tips for care givers to improve children’s behaviour, social skills training, building better community social support, and aspects of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. The specific approach is determined by the child and family’s needs. As part of this project, an augmented version of MST was designed and delivered to suit families where a 10-17 year old child was at risk from child criminal exploitation (CCE). This MST programme was delivered over 4-6 months to families by MST UK and Ireland, with face-to-face sessions with the young person and/or their caregiver provided three times per week.

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