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Cannabis Youth Therapy The Cannabis Youth Therapy, (CYT) Series was developed to address the needs of the marijuana-using adolescents and their family. Santa Fe Adolescent Services has partnered with Tarrant County Juvenile Services, and Arlington ISD to integrate CYT into the continuum of treatment services available to juveniles in Drug Court and schools, and focuses specifically on the adolescent whose primary drug of choice is Marijuana. Program Overview Cannabis Youth TherapyProgram was developed after a research project funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) demonstrated that combining parent and youth skills training with family skills training was more effective in decreasing risk factors than either parent training or youth training only. It has been selected by NIDA as one of the 10 exemplary delinquency prevention programs in the nation and has been tested, evaluated, and replicated in a variety of settings. The target population are youth who have been charged with non-violent misdemeanor or felony drug possession offenses, are between the ages twelve and seventeen, and have no previous adjudication history. Program Goals/Objectives: * To significantly reduce or eliminate all marijuana/drug use. Program Design: In conjunction with a family program provided by Santa Fe Adolescent Services, the agency will provide youth with 12 weeks of treatment services that include: 1. Two individual motivational sessions with the youth to engage them in treatment; To speak with someone about the CYT please contact: |
Full Program List Strengthening Families Program Cannabis Youth Therapy L.Y.N.C.S. Community Solutions Second Step
Violence Program Drug Out Reach
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