FFT-A is an evidence-based model grounded in the belief that human connections are the cornerstone for success. FFT consists of three main components of support. One component is a once weekly family therapy session that focuses on family relationships (including, but not limited to engagement, interactions, support, communication), ultimately working in collaboration with clients by providing them with useful tools to create the family atmosphere that they desire. FFT aims to meet with the referring client, who will then define the people who have been the most impactful in their lives and begin meeting with them on a weekly basis to provide family therapy, in hopes of assisting families in times of crisis. Another component involves therapeutic case management. Since FFT understands that it is almost impossible to focus on therapy if family’s have inherent needs, therapeutic case managers will also assist you with referrals for case management needs. The third component involves a once weekly group therapy session. These group therapy sessions do not actually begin until you have completed at least six family therapy sessions because FFT wants to ensure that clients are able to transition into ART group therapy sessions. Group therapy sessions will be run by the client’s therapeutic case manager, and will create an opportunity to meet with other individuals who are also a part of the FFT program and to explore healthier communication, self-awareness, and emotional regulation. There will be between 6-8 ART sessions and ART sessions will happen in tandem with family therapy sessions.