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A holistic approach focused on individual goals
The ACT Early program offers tailored support services across multiple areas of focus, so we can help you achieve the things that matter most to you — whether that means assistance with school or work, improving relationships, or getting back to feeling like your best self. Depending on your unique needs, goals and preferences, our services may include:
Depending on your unique needs, goals and preferences, our services may include:
Using Resiliency in Life: “It is a brief educational program designed to help young people with mental health problems learn information, strategies, and skills to stay well, out of the hospital, and on track with their lives. URL covers symptoms related to anxiety, depression, mania, psychosis, and PTSD.”
Peer Support and Family Peer Support
Education and support for the whole family and support network
Support with educational and/or career goals
Medication management as needed
Substance use treatment as needed
I was going to the [NAVIGATE] meetings and talking with people. That was the best decision I ever made. They believed in me, and that gave me faith to believe in myself.
– James, NAVIGATE Program Participant
The deep caring, experience, and expertise with which everyone on the staff has offered such a comprehensive variety of helpful programs has been of immeasurable value to our daughter and our whole family.
– Parents of NAVIGATE Program Participant
This program helps the whole family unit to heal. And when the whole family is healthier, then the program participant is healthier. So long term, the prognosis is much better for everyone.
– Keela, NAVIGATE Family Peer Partner, Kalamazoo team
Those [NAVIGATE] meetings, those check-ins – they kind of just remind me that people are out there looking out for me.
– Garrison, NAVIGATE Program Participant
Just because you had psychosis, doesn’t mean you can’t live a rich and meaningful life.
– NAVIGATE Program Participant
Our community is built by peers, caregivers, and team members who are passionate about youth well-being. Stories help us to connect and empower each other.
Learn the different ways to share your story.
Our website is not a resource for life-threatening situations and is not monitored 24/7. But there are many wonderful people standing by to support you:
Text or call National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988
Text “home” to Crisis Text Line at 741-741
Teens supporting teens via text/phone/email: Check out Teenline (not 24/7)
For more information on seeking support for a variety of mental health concerns, visit Strong365 Community. Often, a first step is reach out to a parent or someone you trust. Here are some tips on how to start a conversation.
Hear from local participants, family members, and team members as they reflect on the journey through recovery.
A comprehensive overview of what it’s like to experience psychosis, risk factors, screening, diagnosis, coping strategies, and the recovery journey.
This video by the British Psychological Society can help you understand what psychosis is, what it may feel like, and things that can help.
Psychosis REACH is a training that offers concrete, evidence-based skills for relatives and friends of individuals with psychotic disorders to better care for and relate to their loved ones.
This guide by the British Psychological Society can help families better understand what psychosis is and how to support someone.
Information and support for teens and young adults who have a sibling experiencing psychosis.
Learn about NAVIGATE, the comprehensive care program designed to provide early and effective treatment for psychosis. Many Michigan specialty care teams follow the NAVIGATE model.
An online resource for primary care and other providers to learn how to identify early psychosis, communicate effectively with patients, and connect young people to appropriate care.
A review of CBTp, an evidence-based talking therapy that concentrates on how an individual’s thoughts, behaviors, and emotions are connected.
Take a self-check, get wellness tips, and learn about specially designed support for teens & young adults
Learn how to support & communicate with your loved one, and find the right kind of support quickly
Learn how health providers, educators & other community members partner with us to refer & support young people
Learn more about psychosis
Discover coping strategies
Find peer support
Fill out the form below to be connected to your nearest coordinated specialty care team. In addition to using this form to start the referral process for a young person, you can also use it to ask us anything about our services or psychosis, or request an educational presentation and/or materials for your Michigan-based organization.
A care team member will respond within 2 business days.