Psychosis REACH
Psychosis REACH was developed for families, with families.
Experts in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Psychosis and Family Interventions teamed up with families with lived experience to develop the Psychosis REACH training model.
Psychosis REACH teaches concrete, evidence-based skills that are
rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
Training Steps
Online Course
Live Workshop
Family Ambassador Program
Complete a self-paced online course, teaching you the fundamentals about psychotic symptoms, the role of caregivers in psychosis recovery and cognitive behavioral techniques for psychosis.
Come together for a live, online workshop to see these skills in action.
Connect with a trained Psychosis REACH Family Ambassador for follow-up skills, coaching and
emotional support.
Gabriela R., CA
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"Psychosis REACH has given me a sense of hope"
Lilly P., WA
"I really do believe, and I don't say it lightly, Psychosis REACH has saved our family."
Amani W., MI
"We aren't alone in the dark anymore"
Psychosis REACH covers topics like
Making Sense of Psychosis
Ways to Cope
Communication Strategies
Dealing with Voices & Paranoia
Working with Medication
Relapse Prevention Strategies
"This program has provided a link and a bridge between me and my son that I will forever be grateful for."
Training Hubs
Psychosis REACH can be sustained locally through Psychosis REACH Training Hubs. Click on a state below to find a training hub.
The University of Washington hub is the parent organization and takes participants from around the world
Interested in bringing Psychosis REACH to your region?
If you would like to learn more about bringing Psychosis REACH to your state or organization, view our Psychosis REACH training packages and email us at psychosisREACH@uw.edu
The Michigan Psychosis REACH Training Hub is run by Network 180 and the Early Treatment and Cognitive Health (ETCH) Program
Please Consider Donating
Psychosis REACH was launched with philanthropic support from families who are able, willing and ready to support other families navigating psychosis. Donor funding has enabled 14 cohorts of families from around the world to participate in Psychosis REACH free of charge. The UW SPIRIT Center has blended donor and state funding to make our training even more accessible to families. To support our work please click the button below and then "ADD" or contact David Chow, Director of Philanthropy for the University of Washington Medicine at chowd@uw.edu.
Psychosis REACH Parent Hub Leadership
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Sarah Kopelovich
PhD
Kate Hardy
Clin.Psych.D
Doug Turkington
MD
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Trez Buckland
PhD, MEd
Akansha Vaswani-Bye
PhD
