The Journey: A Suite of Resources
Multi-System Youth
Video: Multi-System Youth
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Presenters: OCALI Multi-System Youth and Family Coaches: Bambi Zinkon, Kelly Elton, Steve Metrek, and Sydney Cook
In this session, several of the OCALI MSY Coach Network will discuss multi-system youth and identified trends. MSY youth and family needs will be shared, as well as interventions and strategies that are often helpful and supportive in the home, school and community. Teachers, service coordinators, therapist, and other professionals will benefit from learning more about the needs of MSY and their families as well as supports and strategies that have been found to be effective
This clip was taken from Journey titled “Supporting Multi-System Youth and the Family Unit”.
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