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In our fifth episode, we explore the mission and services of the Washington County Juvenile Department and hear from Interim Director Dr. Jennifer Cearley about efforts to support at-risk youth and their families through the process of behavior change and accountability. The conversation highlights the level of crisis that our young people are currently experiencing and how the Juvenile Department works with community partners to encourage post-traumatic growth and help youth learn skills to be successful.
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