Williamson County began its new Multisystemic Therapy program, a family-centered prevention program for at-risk youth, Nov. 20.
The program is funded through
$1.2 million dedicated by the state for the expansion of MST services.
About the programMST is a personalized, intensive therapy geared toward 12-17-year-olds who have exhibited chronic truancy, aggression, substance abuse and involvement in the juvenile justice or child welfare system.
The program allows youth to be treated in homes and school settings, with trained therapists available for 24/7 support, according to a
county news release.
Gracie covers Williamson County, Georgetown and higher education in Central Texas. Before joining Community Impact in July 2024, she covered federal government market news. Gracie graduated summa cum laude from the University of Texas in December 2023, with a degree in journalism. When not writing, she enjoys sewing, reading and playing with her Australian Shepard, Pichu.
