Theodore Pringle currently serves as the Project Director for the SAMHSA SYT grant, a pivotal role that underscores his commitment to enhancing the lives of adolescent and transitional-age American Indian youth. With a focus on providing outpatient substance abuse treatment, Theodore employs Motivational-Enhanced Cognitive Behavioral...
Theodore Pringle currently serves as the Project Director for the SAMHSA SYT grant, a pivotal role that underscores his commitment to enhancing the lives of adolescent and transitional-age American Indian youth. With a focus on providing outpatient substance abuse treatment, Theodore employs Motivational-Enhanced Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as an evidence-based practice, ensuring that each client receives tailored support that resonates with their unique experiences and challenges. His expertise in mental health counseling, particularly in working with adolescents facing anxiety disorders and self-esteem issues, positions him as a vital resource within the community.
In his role, Theodore oversees all facets of the grant, which includes personnel management, budget oversight, and the facilitation of an Interagency Council. This council plays a crucial role in fostering collaboration among various stakeholders, ensuring that the program not only meets its objectives but also adapts to the evolving needs of the youth it serves. His ability to lead clinical supervision and implement family therapy techniques further enhances the therapeutic environment, promoting holistic healing and recovery.
Theodore's passion for establishing therapeutic relationships is evident in his daily interactions with clients and staff alike. He believes that a strong therapeutic alliance is the cornerstone of effective treatment, serving as a catalyst for positive change. By integrating his skills in mental health and his dedication to community service, Theodore Pringle is making a significant impact in the lives of young individuals, guiding them toward a brighter, healthier future.
