Clinical High Risk for psychosis (CHR-p, also known as Psychosis Risk Syndrome), is a mental health condition that causes a person to have psychosis-like experiences that can be overwhelming and distressing for them. However, they are still able to understand that their mind may be playing tricks on them. People who experience CHR-p have a higher chance of developing a psychotic disorder (a more serious condition in which the person fully believes the psychosis experiences are real), however, most do not -- and participating in treatment that helps to build skills for managing symptoms can really help

• For more information, click here to view a view this infographic on CHR-p!

• Click here for a quick video explaining CHR-p!

Click here to learn about our partner M-Path, a free referral and consultation service available to anyone concerned about possible signs of psychosis!

1. Support and improve overall functioning for youth at CHR-P by increasing the availability of evidence-based care

2. Minimize barriers to evidence-based assessment and stepped-care treatment for youth at CHR-p

3. Expand the statewide workforce of individuals who can deliver evidence-based and culturally promising services

4. Train and consult with healthcare professionals, including primary care providers and mental health clinicians, on the early identification and intervention for CHR-p

Yes! You can submit a request through the contact form at the bottom of this page!

Here are also some trainings we’ve done in the past:

• Recognizing and Responding to Risk for Psychosis in College Students

• Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC) Basics

• Family Treatment in CHR-P Training Intensive