Audience
emergency department staff and providers, social workers, case managers, community liaisons, crisis intervention teams and emergency responders
Overview
Early identification and intervention are critical in supporting individuals experiencing symptoms of psychosis. This session will provide practical tools and information for providers, care teams, community partners, and others seeking to better understand and respond to early signs of psychosis. Topics covered will include:
- Recognition of common warning signs and supportive responses
- An overview of the PRIME-5 screening tool to help identify individuals who may benefit from further assessment
- Early psychosis screening flowcharts to guide referral and clinical decision-making
- Additional resources, including a welcome video introducing Coordinated Specialty Care teams and services, highlighting the comprehensive, person-centered supports available to individuals and families navigating early psychosis
Together, these resources aim to promote timely screening, connection to care, and collaborative support that can improve outcomes and foster recovery.
Register
To ensure you receive all course materials needed to participate, register before:
Session recordings and available resources will be sent to registered attendees after the event.
Cost
Complimentary to all attendees
Co-Hosting Organization
Missouri Behavioral Health Council