Our team creates specialized, phase-specific treatment plans for youth and young adults who have had at least a first episode of psychosis within the last five years or are showing early warning signs of a psychotic disorder, placing them at clinical high risk of psychosis. Psychiatric care / mental health care / behavioral health care.

Depending on each person’s unique circumstances, we may place them on one of four treatment paths:

-Risk and Resilience – Clinical High Risk for Psychosis (CHR-P) Program: To prevent the onset of psychosis among those who are at high risk of developing a psychotic disorder based on current symptom presentation and family history.
-Early Recovery – First Episode of Psychosis (FEP) Program: To establish the earliest possible recovery for those who have experienced their first episode of psychosis.
-Stability and Growth – Longstanding Psychosis Program: To support stability and growth for those who have graduated from our Early Recovery Program or are seeking care later in the progression of their illness.
-New Hope – Treatment Resistant Psychosis Program (including Clozapine Clinic): This is for those who may have struggled to find a treatment to help control their symptoms.