Our Services
This clinic is redefining care for families and individuals in crisis by being accessible when things get challenging. We have an encompassing approach with options to work with schools, jobs, courts, and colleges to advocate for our clients. We leverage positive peer influence to address the developmental needs of this age group. Explore the services below to see how we can help.
Peer-led Groups
These groups are as varied as our clients. They are a safe space and can keep isolation at bay during periods when school or work is disrupted.
Peer Support Specialist Visits
Peers help to normalize the experience and enhance the recovery path. Accessing the wisdom of someone who understands the challenges of being in psychosis through experience is powerful.
Recovery Coach Visits
Working with an experienced Recovery Coach can help plans move forward faster. The coaching supports the client in reconnecting with their values and strengths while addressing the real-life impact of early psychosis.
Family Meetings
These check-ins can help to coordinate support, provide clinical insights and support both the family and the client.
Medication Management
Medication is often a tool that we can utilize to manage the symptoms of psychosis. If you choose this path, we can explore options that feel right to you.
Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy
This therapy focuses on what is possible to help clients move from surviving to thriving.
Emergency Care
When psychotic experiences become more challenging checking in with a trusted resource can often reduce inpatient stays and involvement with law enforcement.
Telehealth Visits
All the services can be offered via telehealth. Some of the groups are offered on-line and meeting with the nurse practitioner, recovery coach, peer support specialist of family educator can be completed online to address transportation limitations or the logistics of getting multiple people together.
Family Support Groups
We offer family support groups or we can help to direct you to community-sponsored help.
In-patient collaboration
If an in-patient admission is warranted, coordinating in-patient and outpatient care can reduce stays and help keep the client feeling connected.
Home Visits
Sometimes, visiting at home is the best way to manage the needs of the client. We offer home visits to a limited area.
Family Education
Family education is often essential to a smooth recovery plan. All the team members can be utilized to provide basic and directed education.
Community Collaboration
We can collaborate with colleges, schools, employment contacts, and courts to help advocate for young adults
Vocational Assistance
Purposeful work is a need for a strong recovery plan. We offer assistance with employment through groups, direct work with employers or referrals to community resources.
Reimagining Identify
We help the young adult explore their identity and envision what is next for themselves.
Community Resources
Sharing community resources can help extend the influence of the team for the young adult or the family.
Creative Collaboration
We meet our clients where they are. There is no script for excellent care, it is adaptable and honors the clients needs and experiences.
Building Community​
We don't just treat psychosis we build community. Through community involvement we re-engage the client with the vision they have for "What do you want to be when you grow up".