The Justice-Based Interdisciplinary Collective Care framework offers an innovative approach to addressing both the mental health needs and delinquent behavior of justice-involved youth. JBICC bridges the gap between the juvenile justice system and community partners, promoting a unified, collaborative strategy for intervention and care. Attendees will learn how this model supports more effective, holistic outcomes for justice-involved youth.

Educational Objectives

• Summarize the central eight risk factors outlined in the risk-needs-responsivity model
• Describe how the JBICC framework integrates behavioral health and rehabilitation for justice-involved youth
• Discuss the three key elements of the JBICC framework for treatment and aftercare planning