Friday, May 17, 2024
5/17/2024
Metrocare Services' Integrative Treatment of Complex Trauma Program (ITCT) implements an evidence-based, component driven model utilizing a variety of clinical approaches for the treatment of complex trauma in children, adolescents and their families. Members of socially and economically marginalized groups, living in Dallas County, who have experienced complex trauma will be the focus of this program. ITCT is a unique model because it does not prescribe a one-size fits all treatment intervention. Treatment services can include case management/coordination, psychoeducation, distress reduction and affect regulation training, cognitive and emotional processing, relational/attachment processing and trauma focused cognitive behavioral therapy. ITCT will serve 120 youth per year, with a total of 600 unique served during the project. The goals and objectives of ITCT are: 1. Reduce symptoms of depression, anxiety and posttraumatic stress in program participants by 40%; 2. Increase environmental safety for program participants by 75%; 3. 65% of program participants will learn skills to process, both cognitively and emotionally, their trauma experiences; and 4. 75% of program participants will eliminate self-endangering behaviors.
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