Join "Awareness, Access, and Action for Psychosis Interventions in MA," a two-day hybrid conference about progress and updates on the MA Strategic Plan for Early Psychosis. The conference will spotlight current research, community efforts that support individuals and families experiencing psychosis, and next steps for psychosis care on October 31 and November 1. The conference includes presentations on:

• Update on EPINET’s Learning Healthcare Network for Early Psychosis with Susan Azrin, PhD - National Institute of Mental Health (Monday, October 31 from 9-9:50 am)
• Poster Session & Book Signing with Ken Duckworth: “You Are Not Alone: The NAMI Guide to Navigating Mental Health” (Monday, October 31 from 10-10:50 am)
• Youth Mental Health with Cecilia McGough, Shira Agam, Cecilia Joyce, Seamus Hawks, & Vera Muñiz-Saurré - Students with Psychosis (Monday, October 31 from 11 am-12 pm)
• Sustainable Payment for Psychosis Care with Monica Luke - Living Assistance Fund (Tuesday, November 1 from 9-9:50 am)
• Access to Care, Insurance Claims & the Massachusetts Psychosis Access & Triage Hub (M-PATH) with Emily Gagen & John Hsu (Tuesday, November 1 from 10-11:20 am)
• Criminal Justice & Psychosis with a Caregiver Panel, Family & Friends of Individuals with Mental Illness (Tuesday, November 1 from 10-11:20 am)
• Panel: The Future of Early-Course Psychosis Care with Dost Ongur, Livia Davis, Ashley Stewart, Steve Fedele & Sarah Kopelovich (Tuesday, November 1 from 11:30 am-12:30 pm)

New England MHTTC is proud to co-host and support this event sponsored by Massachusetts Psychosis Network for Early Treatment (MAPNET).