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TRANSITIONAL COMMUNITY TREATMENT

JUVENILE DETENTION
MENTAL HEALTH TEAM

Ryther clinician's, working within the King County juvenile detention center, provide a variety of services to youth who are currently held in the detention center.

JUVENILE JUSTICE
ASSESSMENT TEAM (JJAT)

Ryther's JJAT works with the King County Juvenile Detention Center to provide behavioral health to the youth that are in detention awaiting disposition of their case.

MEDICATION ASSISTED
TREATMENT (MAT)

MAT helps youth and young adults overcome their substance use disorder in partnership with other agencies to provide housing support, education support, SUD counseling, and more.

STEPPING STONES

Stepping Stones supports unhoused youth and young adults who have also been diagnosed with intellectual or development disabilities. Participants will collaborate with our staff to focus on working towards a pathway to stability.

TRANSITIONAL
YOUTH SERVICES (TYS)

TYS brings mental health services to vulnerable and at-risk youth and young adults experiencing houselessness by placing Ryther clinicians on-site at drop-in and transitional housing centers.

YOUTH SUPPORT
SERVICES (YSS)

YSS provides substance abuse specialists to local agencies through partnerships to meet the needs of at-risk teens and young adults to help them lead healthy, productive lives.

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ABOUT OUR SERVICES

Ryther's TCT program supports unhoused youth and young adults in transitioning to stable living while addressing substance use, mental health challenges, or juvenile court involvement. By partnering with organizations like Kaiser Permanente, YouthCare, and the King County Detention Center, TCT ensures comprehensive, community-based care.

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Our mobile clinicians and exceptional staff deliver services wherever they are needed most—encampments, homes, drop-in centers, hospitals, and residential facilities—throughout King County. Utilizing a strength-based approach, we provide prevention services, psycho-education, and connections to essential resources. When appropriate, youth are also enrolled in long-term care to enhance their potential for lasting success.

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