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On his experiences with psychosis and the EASA program.

Why Early Psychosis Matters- A Mother Who Lost her Son

An EASA participant describes his experiences with psychosis and EASA.

An EASA family member discusses the changes he noticed in his son, how the family coped with his psychosis, and their experiences with EASA.

Sean Roush, Occupational Therapist, discusses his work on the EASA team and with young adults experiencing psychosis.

Shane McDaniel, Intake Coordinator with Marion Co. EASA, models developing a relapse prevention plan with an EASA family.

Sali Borchman, Nurse with the Multnomah Co. EASA team, discusses working with EASA and with young adults experiencing psychosis.

Dr. Barbara Walsh discusses the development of the Structured Interview for Prodromal Symptoms (SIPS) and its use for early detection of psychosis.

Gary Bond discusses some of the core principles of IPS and how they apply to young adults in early psychosis intervention.

Mary Moller discusses the development of MAPP and it uses in early psychosis intervention.

Dr. Neil Falk, Psychiatrist with Multnomah Co. EASA, discusses his practice with young adults experiencing psychosis.