Aging out or continuing on? Exploring strategies to prepare marginalized youth for a transition to recovery in adulthood.

Abstract:

OBJECTIVE:This study aimed to improve our understanding of how to best assist marginalized youth during their transition to adulthood, and how to provide them services that help them achieve independence within existing public systems of care. METHOD:Using purposive sampling methods, 17 direct service providers and supervisors of a large behavioral health organization participated in individual interviews and focus groups. RESULTS:A team of analysts identified eight primary themes: (a) the primacy of consistent and caring relationships with adults; (b) working with youth and family concurrently; (c) the complicated dance of autonomy and independence; (d) engagement of alumni and peers in service delivery; (e) transition navigator: an active not passive approach to becoming an adult; (f) youth as the drivers of treatment and recovery; (g) provider training and resources to address the unique needs of transition-age youth; and (h) broadening the definition of treatment. CONCLUSIONS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE:Our findings have important implications for practice, including (a) adapting clinical practice to meet the unique needs of transition-age youth and young adults; (b) engaging and expanding positive support systems; and (c) shifting the mindset of transition-age youth and young adults, their caregivers, and providers from a perspective of "aging out" of the mental health system to a perspective of "continuing on" in the management of their mental health through treatment and rehabilitation as needed as young adults. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2018 APA, all rights reserved).

journal_name

Psychiatr Rehabil J

authors

Manuel JI,Munson MR,Dino M,Villodas ML,Barba A,Panzer PG

doi

10.1037/prj0000332

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2018-12-01 00:00:00

pages

258-265

issue

4

eissn

1095-158X

issn

1559-3126

pii

2018-61348-002

journal_volume

41

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