Experiencing symptoms of psychosis?
Worried you might be at risk?
We can help.
Psychosis is more common than you may think. You’re not alone.
Our Mission
The EASA program’s primary purpose is to identify and treat young people at risk of developing psychosis or currently experiencing a first episode of psychosis. EASA team members work together across disciplines to create a program uniquely designed for each client.
Services
Counseling
Supportive counseling plays a key role throughout treatment. Counselors use evidence-based interventions tailored to the unique needs of clients and their treatment goals.
Family Counseling
Family support is effective in developing a relationship between the treatment team and the family and can be used to improve the ability of the family members to support their loves one’s participation in treatment.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy focuses on function and independence in daily living. Occupational therapists can help clients remove barriers and learn skills in order to achieve goals.
Employment and Educational Services
Employment and Education Counselors help clients make and set goals for the future. They help identify client strengths and find ways to utilize talents in the classroom, workplace, and beyond.
Peer Support
A certified Peer Support Specialist (PSS) is someone who has lived experience within mental health services which provides an expertise that professional training cannot duplicate.
Medical Team
Whether it's medication, vital signs, or insurance, your medical needs are important. Our team has the time and skills to help clients monitor and reach their health goals.