Danelle Hupp, Ph.D. discusses common needs of younger family members when a loved one is living with first episode psychosis. Ways FEP team members can involve younger family members in treatment – and assist adults in the home in supporting these young family members – are reviewed.
Category: Family Education & Support
Supported Education for First Episode Psychosis
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Dr. Deb Hrouda presents on supported education and employment for young adults living with first episode psychosis, with an emphasis on those in high school. Objectives include the importance of education/school, a review of supported education guiding principles, and discussion of supported education in coordinated specialty care for first episode psychosis.
Deputizing the Family: Educating, Enlisting, and Supporting the Family
Strategies and tips for engaging family members of those living with schizophrenia and increasing awareness and acceptance are topics covered by Dr. Danelle Hupp in this presentation.
Educating, Enlisting, and Supporting the Family
Danelle Hupp, Ph.D.,, in partnership with a mother of a participant in a CSC for FEP program, discuss the importance of engaging family and natural supports in first episode psychosis care. The mother describers her personal journey and experiences as a family member and provides recommendations for FEP team members regarding what loved ones want and need.
