The 2023 HeadsUp Annual Conference, designed for professionals and practitioners treating early psychosis, offers educational opportunities in early psychosis treatment and services. It provides a chance to strengthen skill sets, share best practices with peers, and implement new strategies, research and trends into practice. Week 1: November 13-17 focusing on FEP CSC   Week 2: December 18-22 […]

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SMI Adviser Presents: Learn how to implement and interpret ratings from the INSPIRE Self Report Scale (ISRS), a rating system that helps individuals with serious mental illness (SMI) measure their well-being, mood symptoms, psychosis, negative symptoms and cognition. Earn up to 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Creditâ„¢, 1.0 CE credit for psychologists, and 1.0 CE […]

SMI Adviser Presents: Explore both the positive and negative impact of online recovery support forums for individuals with a substance use disorder (SUD) who also have serious mental illness (SMI). Identify strategies to help increase forum safety for SUD recovery in SMI populations.   REGISTER HERE.

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Stanford University School of Medicine Presents: This 4-hour virtual workshop will provide an introductory overview to the foundations of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for psychosis (CBTp). It will provide an introduction to CBT, explore how this approach is applied to working with individuals with both long-standing and early psychosis, and introduce key CBTp skills. The format […]

SMI Adviser Presents: CBT aims to reduce symptoms of various mental health conditions. Explore the basics of CBT, including the ABC (activating event, beliefs and consequences) model, cognitive restructuring, and common cognitive errors that can occur with individuals. Earn up to 2.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Creditsâ„¢, 2.0 CE credits for psychologists, and 2.0 CE […]

HeadsUp & CSWE Presents: Because schizophrenia spectrum disorders are relatively common, affecting approximately 4% of young people, nearly all mental health care providers will encounter individuals experiencing psychosis or its early warning signs. The sooner individuals are identified and receive care following the first onset of psychosis spectrum symptoms, the better their functional and personal […]

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Stanford University School of Medicine Presents: The emerging science and practice of Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT), with its roots in evolutionary psychology, attachment theory, and neuroscience, offers a useful framework for supporting individuals experiencing psychosis, including distressing voices and extreme beliefs. This model also centers the experience of the provider and encourages individuals to develop […]