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Finding the fit...assessment is provided to gain an understanding of the "fit" between identified problems and their broader systemic context. Positive and Strength Focused...the positive is emphasized using systemic strengths as catalysts for change. Increasing Responsibility...interventions promote responsibility and discourage irresponsible behavior among family members. Present-focused, Action-oriented and Well-defined...clear, concise interventions immediately address target behaviors. Targeting Sequences... interventions target behaviors within or between systems that maintain maladaptive behavior. Developmentally Appropriate... interventions address the clients developmental needs. Continuous Effort... daily or weekly efort is required by parents or primary caregiver. Evaluation and Accountability...crossroads works to overcome barriers to successful outcomes by continuously evaluating intervention efficacy. Generalization...therapeutic change will be maintained by empowering caregivers to address family needs in all areas which effect the client. ... Treatment Features taken from Multi-systemic Treatment Principles.
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