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Putting Your Oxygen Masks on First

Credible Mind

Learn new ways to engage your community, deliver early intervention that works and get ahead of factors driving readmissions and complexities tied to intersecting physical and mental health challenges.

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Spotting schizophrenia symptoms: early intervention and treatment

Harmony United Psychiatric Care

Schizophrenia is a psychiatric condition characterized by a chronic brain disorder that generally presents itself in the form of delusions, hallucinations, and has severe effects on an individuals physical or mental well-being. It disrupts the normal functioning of brain by interfering with cognition, senses and behaviors.

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A New Theory of Suicidality: Insight From the Perspective of 4 Fathers

Psychiatric Times

Fathers share their heartbreaking stories of loss and advocate for a new model of suicide prevention that emphasizes early intervention and awareness at the 2025 APA Annual Meeting.

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Major Changes in the Treatment of Schizophrenia: A Long Time in the Making

Psychiatric Times

In this Special Report, explore groundbreaking insights on schizophrenia treatment, early intervention strategies, and the impact of childhood trauma on psychosis.

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What Are We Overlooking? Reviewing Current and Alternative Treatments for Psychosis

Mad in America

I n Part 1 , I looked at the longer-term inefficacy of ‘maintenance treatment’ with antipsychotics, and also at some ‘disappointing’ outcomes for ‘early intervention in psychosis’ (EIP). Editor’s Note: This article first appeared on our affiliate site, Mad in the UK.

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Discussing the ‘Obsession’ With Childhood Disorder Labelling

Mad in America

There is no evident support for the so-called ‘ intervention as prevention’ hypothesis : the widespread but scientifically unfounded supposition that early intervention can preempt later problems.

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Member Spotlight: 2025 Spence Awardee Gemma Sharp on the Prospects of Eating Disorder Research

Association for Psychological Science (APS)

JEM, an eating-disorder prevention chatbot; ED ESSI, an early intervention/waitlist eating-disorder chatbot; and an online resource addressing the intersection of menopause and eating disorders), which have been wonderful opportunities for me and my team.