Featured Resources
We’ve compiled a few of our favorite resources that have helped us gain a better understanding of what we’re going through, and feel connected to others on the healing journey.
Resources for Teens & Young Adults
Stories from NAVIGATE program participants and their families
Hear from local participants, family members, and team members as they reflect on the journey through recovery.
Psychosis 101
A comprehensive overview of what it’s like to experience psychosis, risk factors, screening, diagnosis, coping strategies, and the recovery journey.
Understanding “Psychosis” video
This video by the British Psychological Society can help you understand what psychosis is, what it may feel like, and things that can help.
Learn more about psychosis:
Discover coping strategies:
Find peer support resources:
Resources for Friends & Family
Skills training for relatives and friends
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.
Understanding “Psychosis”: A guide for young people & their supporters
This guide by the British Psychological Society can help families better understand what psychosis is and how to support someone.
A sibling’s guide to psychosis
Information and support for teens and young adults who have a sibling experiencing psychosis.
Learn more about psychosis:
Find support resources
for family members:
– Parent of NAVIGATE Program Participant
– Keela, Family Peer Partner
Resources for Providers & Partners
NAVIGATE: A model of care for 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.
Psychosis Screening for Providers
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.
Understanding Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Psychosis
A review of CBTp, an evidence-based talking therapy that concentrates on how an individual’s thoughts, behaviors, and emotions are connected.
If you are working with a young person who may be experiencing early psychosis, we are here to help connect you to information and care. Fill out our referral form to ask questions and request follow up.
OUR TEAM MEMBERS ARE HERE FOR YOU
– Duren, Prescriber, Southfield
OUR TEAM MEMBERS ARE HERE FOR YOU
– Lorissa, Individual Resiliency Therapist, Grand Rapids team
Contact our team
Do you have questions or concerns about yourself or someone you know? Drop us a line, and a Michigan specialty care team member will respond within 2 business days.