Early Psychosis Intervention Program - For any age experiencing a first psychotic episode - Prince George

Provided by Northern Health

Provides early identification and treatment for first episode of psychosis. For residents age 12 - 45 in the Northern Health Region.
Once a referral is received, a mental health clinician will connect with the individual or referral source within 48 hours. After assessment, the clinician will triage and determine the client's access to a psychiatrist.

Program Description:
  • Complete assessment of symptoms and physical functioning
  • Pharmacotherapy
  • Psychological therapies for accompanying problems (anxiety/depression)
  • Physical wellness support
  • Substance use support
  • Functional support with activities of daily living
  • Vocational/educational support
  • Groups for clients
  • Family support (counselling) and family education
  • Client education
  • Home treatment (outreach)
  • Alumni programs
  • Access to a psychiatrist

Anyone can refer including self-referral.
Catchment areas served: Northern Health Region (supporting communities inclusive and between Houston, Haida-Gwaii, Atlin, and Kitimat)

250-645-7430

Public email: sandi.dewolf@northernhealth.ca

Website: https://www.earlypsychosis.ca...

1308 Alward Street, Prince George, British Columbia, V2M 7B1

Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM - After Hours: If you are experiencing an emergency, clients or family members are urged to contact a crisis line (1-888-353-2273) or attend the nearest emergency department.

Wheelchair accessible.

Service is available in English.

Cost: No cost

Referral options:

  • Self-referral
  • Any source
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Availability

Service area: Prince George

Ways to Access
  • Provided 1:1 in-person
  • Provided at a single location
  • Provided in a group in-person
  • Provided online: email / video / on-line

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