Welcome to
Multisystemic Therapy UK and Ireland.
Supporting families to keep children and young people safely at home and in their communities.
Total number of families served
Since 2003
"MST has evidence of a long-term positive impact on child outcomes through multiple rigorous evaluations."
Foundations - What Works Centre for Children & Families
MST news
YEF recommendation about violence reduction highlights the impact of MST
The Youth Endowment Fund (YEF) have published practice guidance for senior leaders in children’s services on how to protect children from involvement in violence, which references the impac...
NHS Staff Awards 2026
Congratulations to the Lived Experience Network (LEN) and MST's very own Natalie Wilmot who won the award for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion at the South London & Maudsley NHS Trust's Staff Awa...
New article published about MST implementation & evolution across Europe
There are now more than 600 MST programmes across 15 countries worldwide, including 10 European countries. This article reviews the MST journey in Europe, regarding its implementation, research and ad...
First MST-CAN team opens in Scotland!
MST-UK and Ireland are pleased to announce the official launch of the first MST-CAN team in Scotland. What is MST-CAN? Multisystemic Therapy for Child Abuse and Neglect (MST-CAN) is an intensive int...
What families say about MST...
“You have done the unimaginable. If it wasn’t for your guidance our family would no longer be a family. We thank you for all of you have done and will never forget you." (MST parent)
"Most importantly my son is still at home where he belongs, my house is a more calm environment than it's been in a long time, and for that I will be forever grateful to MST for helping me achieve this."
“We’ve gone from having a house to a home. We’re now a family again, which for a long time we weren’t. We were cohabiters who existed within a house. Our future starts with a happy home and that’s what we now have thanks to [MST].” (MST parent)
"I’ve stayed in college. I was very surprised about that. I know my mum was surprised at that but I stayed in college for 2 years. I’ve definitely got my head on my shoulders. I know what I want to do now for a fact so that’s really good." (Sammi, 18)
