Have you been diagnosed with a persistent or severe mental illness? These 2 programs can help you learn to manage your symptoms.
Early psychosis intervention
This program provides intensive outreach services in the community with clients. It includes a focus on psycho-education and learning about managing symptoms.
Who is this program for?
The Early Psychosis Intervention program supports people aged 15 to 30 who have been diagnosed with:
- bipolar;
- schizophrenia; or
- psychosis.
How can you get a referral to the program?
We accept:
- self-referrals;
- referrals from professional supports; and
- referrals from friends, family or other supports.
How to get started
- Phone 1-866-456-3838.
- Tell us if the referral is for a person under the age of 30 with a:
- new diagnosis; or
- recent experience with psychosis.
Psychiatric outreach program
The Psychiatric Outreach Program is a voluntary program. It provides support for and nursing services to people with severe and persistent mental illness. This could be:
- bipolar disorder;
- schizophrenia; and
- other psychosis-related disorders.
Who is eligible for this program?
This program is for people who are:
- 30 years of age and older; or
- under the age of 30 for whom a diagnosis of bipolar or schizophrenia is not new.
How can you get a referral to the program?
We accept:
- self-referrals;
- referrals from professional supports; and
- referrals from friends, family or other supports.
How to get started
Phone: 1-866-456-3838