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The following General Education family resources have helped families understand what their loved one is experiencing. Skip to section: Mood Disorders, Schizophrenia, First Episode Psychosis,Siblings, First person account family members Mood Disorders Touched with FireKay Redfield JamisonFree Press, 1996
Many families report that learning about the experience of psychosis and caregiving is most meaningful when people with life experience share their stories. The following resources provide a firsthand account of peoples’ experience. Skip to
Caring for and supporting someone with a mental health issue can challenge a person’s typical ways of coping, parenting and relating to others. Not only is it important for families to learn about what their
Parallel Realities is a 3-part podcast from the Canadian Consortium for Early Intervention in Psychosis about early psychosis, told through the stories of young people and families who have experienced it. Hosted by Brian Cooper,
3 out of every 100 people will develop psychosis at some point in their lives. Dispelling myths is an essential part of recovery. Download this poster HERE
Below is a list of all our EPI Programs located across Ontario, Canada. Last updated October 1, 2024. 1st Step EPI Program80 Waterloo AvenueGuelph, ON N1H 0A1 Brant Haldimand Norfolk Early Psychosis Intervention200 Terrace Hill
The following websites offer a wide range of information, resources and supports to individuals with psychosis and their families. Schizophrenia Society of Ontariowww.schizophrenia.on.ca This website offers information about schizophrenia and psychosis, as well as resources
Many families report that learning about the experience of psychosis and caregiving is most meaningful when people with life experience share their stories. The following resources provide a firsthand account of peoples’ experience. Skip to
The EPION PEAK Working Group is happy to provide these resources for families and young people about early psychosis. Intended to complement existing EPION resources about signs and symptoms of psychosis, the new series of
It can be very distressing to realize that someone you care about is experiencing psychosis. You might feel worried, afraid, shocked, confused, guilty, or helpless. You might not know where to begin or how to
Below is a list of all our EPI Programs located across Ontario, Canada. Last updated October 1, 2024. 1st Step EPI Program80 Waterloo AvenueGuelph, ON N1H 0A1 Brant Haldimand Norfolk Early Psychosis Intervention200 Terrace Hill
The following General Education family resources have helped families understand what their loved one is experiencing. Skip to section: Mood Disorders, Schizophrenia, First Episode Psychosis,Siblings, First person account family members Mood Disorders Touched with FireKay Redfield JamisonFree Press, 1996
Many families report that learning about the experience of psychosis and caregiving is most meaningful when people with life experience share their stories. The following resources provide a firsthand account of peoples’ experience. Skip to
Caring for and supporting someone with a mental health issue can challenge a person’s typical ways of coping, parenting and relating to others. Not only is it important for families to learn about what their
The following websites offer a wide range of information, resources and supports to individuals with psychosis and their families. Schizophrenia Society of Ontariowww.schizophrenia.on.ca This website offers information about schizophrenia and psychosis, as well as resources
The EPION PEAK Working Group is happy to provide these resources for families and young people about early psychosis. Intended to complement existing EPION resources about signs and symptoms of psychosis, the new series of
Parallel Realities is a 3-part podcast from the Canadian Consortium for Early Intervention in Psychosis about early psychosis, told through the stories of young people and families who have experienced it. Hosted by Brian Cooper,
It can be very distressing to realize that someone you care about is experiencing psychosis. You might feel worried, afraid, shocked, confused, guilty, or helpless. You might not know where to begin or how to
The EPION Research Working Group is excited to share the first in a series of new research bites that will feature and summarize emerging evidence of interest to EPI staff. The first Research Bite is
Transitions in care, including clients leaving the program, transferring or re-entering, are consistently identified as challenges for Early Psychosis Intervention programs. In response to this concern, EPION led a consultation process among interested members and
EPION’s Metabolic Monitoring Working Group developed three videos to highlight the suite of tools developed for metabolic monitoring. These resources are designed for community and hospital based psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, family physicians, and front line mental health
The EPION PEAK Working Group is happy to announce the release of the Primary Care Communication Tool for EPI programs. Help improve your communication and collaboration with primary care by using this simple template for
The Canadian Consortium for Early Intervention in Psychosis (CCEIP) has developed a cannabis resource in a convenient tear-off pad format. The CCEIP has partnered with Schizophrenia Society of Ontario (SSO) and EPION to include our logos and
The Early Psychosis Intervention Ontario Network (EPION)’s Standards Implementation Steering Committee has released a report: Quality of care in Ontario Early Psychosis Intervention programs: An update after the second round of EPI fidelity assessments. Background In 2016,
Click the link below to download the latest Early Psychosis Intervention Ontario Network (EPION) PowerPoint presentation. This presentation provides an in-depth overview of the network’s programs, services, and key initiatives aimed at supporting individuals experiencing
