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About Psychosis
What is Psychosis?
Definition of Psychosis
Who gets Psychosis?
Phases of Psychosis
Warning Signs of Psychosis
Symptoms of Psychosis
Importance of Early Intervention
Why Intervene Early?
Benefits of Early Intervention
Concerned It May Be Psychosis?
How Do I Get Help?
Safety Risks
Emergency situations
If Treatment in Hospital is Needed
How to Help a Friend or Loved One
How to Cope as a Caregiver or Friend
Getting Help
Accessing Services
Preparing for the Initial Assessment
BC Early Psychosis Intervention Services
In Crisis
Already Diagnosed
Diagnosis and Associated Issues
Diagnosis of Psychosis
Mood Changes
Suicidality
Stress and Anxiety
Substance Use and Psychosis
Cognition
What Causes Psychosis?
EPI Treatments
Assessment of Psychosis
Goals of Treatment for Psychosis
Pharmacological Treatment
Antipsychotic Medications
Antipsychotic Medication Side Effects
Other Medications That May Be Used
Barriers to Taking Medication
Psychosocial Treatments
Education
Stress Management and Living Well
Counselling and Psychological Therapies
Cognitive Remediation (CR)
Supported Return to School or Work
Social and Peer Networking
What Family Members Need to Know
What Family Members Need to Know
General Tips for Coping After Someone Is Connected With Services
Managing Symptoms at Home
Dealing With Stresses and Crises
Suicide Risk
Aggression
Substance Use
Taking Care of Yourself
Recovery
The Process of Recovery
Early Psychosis Peer Recovery Network
Post EPI
Real Life Stories
James’ Story
Jesse’s Story – 18 years old
Ajax’s Story
Brent’s Journey
Garnet’s Story
Gail’s Story
Ashleigh’s Story
The Journey to My Healthy Self
Stand Up for Mental Health
BC Early Psychosis Intervention Services
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