What Family-Run Organizations Need to Know About Early Onset Psychosis

The symptoms of early onset psychosis can appear in children and adolescents and can be subtle. Family-run organizations need to understand early onset psychosis and how to help families access intervention programs in their communities. Tamara G. Sale, MA, Director and Principle Investigator of the EASA Center for Excellence, part of the Regional Research Institute at Portland State University, and co-principal investigator of the Pathways EASA Connections project, is a pioneer in the field and a friend to families and youth. Executive directors, program directors and parent peer support providers will gain valuable information and resources on this webinar.