Early Psychosis Care

Join Missouri's EPC Center next week, November 11, 2025 @10:00AM CST for Psychosis 101-- a FREE 1.5 hour training ! #psychosis #firstepisode #FEP #CSC #mentalhealth #schizophrenia #breakthestigma #EPCCenter

?? Exciting News! We’re thrilled to announce that our team will be presenting at this year’s Spring Training Institute! This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with experts and learn about the latest in behavioral health and developmental disabilities. Here's what we've got in store for you: ?? May 17, 2024 -12:45-2:15 PM: Care at the Crossroads: Strategies for Clients with Concurrent First Episode Psychosis and Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities, presented by Dr. Jodi Woodruff -2:30-4:00 PM: Recognizing and Responding to Signs of Early Psychosis, presented by Dr. Rebecca Preston With over 60 sessions across 2 full days, this year's Institute offers a wealth of knowledge and networking opportunities. We can’t wait to share insights on emerging research and best practices. If you're attending, be sure to join us for our presentations. Let's engage, learn, and make a positive impact together! Register here: https://lnkd.in/eCYiwqyX #EarlyPsychosisCareCenter #SpringTrainingInstitute #BehavioralHealth #DevelopmentalDisabilities #MentalHealth #Psychosis #ProfessionalDevelopment

Enjoying the last day of a wonderful conference hosted by Early Psychosis Care which focuses on an often misunderstood and understudied area in our field. Honored to hear from many clinicians, researchers, community organizations, peer specialists and individuals with lived experience with psychosis sharing their knowledge and advocacy efforts. Excited to continue attending this conference and learning more with Rashida Barner, Ph.D. & Tanisha Drummond, PsyD, ABPP

Thanks for having us @ Early Psychosis Care ! ?? We learned so much while sharing our research in Kansas City. Always exciting to meet others doing great work in the early psychosis space! ??

Can’t say enough good things about this conference! The quality of experts presenting was phenomenal, including the very impressive folks with lived experience. It was no surprise to meet folks from all over the country in attendance after experiencing the quality of information shared. We are so lucky to have this initiative in Missouri. Highly recommend attending their future trainings.

Thank you to Early Psychosis Care for having me as a Lecturer apart of their Annual Conference held in KC, MO last week. I am grateful to have had the experience to share my knowledge passion and experience with a community based on the promulgation of similar topics.

Our annual conference is coming up April 10-11 and was designed for professionals and practitioners treating early psychosis and those with lived experience. Register now to hear importance of early identification and intervention?as critical steps in reducing the impact of psychosis on affected individuals, their families, caregivers, social supports, and the community.

Join our free virtual training where we will discuss the importance of early intervention and treatment, symptoms, diagnosis, communication with families, the roles of culture and trauma, and education of referral sources.

Join online for free and learn about the importance of early intervention and treatment for those experiencing psychosis. We will cover symptoms, diagnosis, communication with families, the roles of culture and trauma, and education of referral sources. Register now to save your spot!