Other Areas of Need

This webinar focuses on the history of racial and ethnic minority populations and the health disparities they face and addresses the stigma associated with first episode psychosis within this population, including in the criminal justice system and during the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, the webinar presents solutions to improve mental health disparities and discusses how COVID-19 complicated the treatment of mental illness.

This series of three training videos is designed to help CSC providers navigate cultural dilemmas around religion and spirituality, family cultures, and masculinity and gender constructs.

This evidence-based practice brief, designed for behavioral health providers working with individuals who experience psychosis, describes the principles and practices of Culturally Responsive Care (CRC).

This series of online meetings discusses topics of cultural diversity in the context of early psychosis and clinical high-risk populations.

This webinar describes psychosis risk symptoms, screening, and assessment, as well as addresses the social and cultural factors impacting screening and assessment, and potential biases and health disparities.

This guide focuses on how culture affects the care of individuals experiencing a first episode of psychosis (FEP). It describes key concepts and principles, best practices, and case examples to help individuals with FEP, their supports, and providers work together to implement culturally competent early intervention services, prevent cultural misunderstandings, and enhance recovery outcomes.

This fact sheet presents strategies for delivering core Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC) components in rural and frontier settings to address challenges faced in these settings.

This webinar discusses the challenges, successes, recommendations, and lessons learned about the implementation of effective rural Systems of Care. Discussion includes research findings related to engaging students and families in rural educational settings, cultural considerations, and strategies for engaging youth in remote communities.

This issue brief explores how to recognize and tailor early psychosis programs to developmental challenges and opportunities in order to maximize program effectiveness.