Michigan
Welcome to the Psychosis REACH Hub tailored for Michigan residents!
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Welcome to the Psychosis REACH hub in Michigan, a partnership between the University of Washington parent hub and early psychosis stakeholders within Michigan. The Michigan training hub is a collaboration between consultants at Early Treatment and Cognitive Health (ETCH) and team members working in First Episode Psychosis programs across the state.
Psychosis REACH training within Michigan is supported by Michigan Minds, a resource hub for young people experiencing early psychosis. Their mission is to make it easier for teens, young adults, and their supporters across Michigan to get quality information and quick connection to support for early psychosis. Michigan Minds is made possible by Michiganders who have been personally touched by psychosis.
Michigan Minds is excited to open registration for the online portion of Psychosis REACH training. This self-paced course will provide information on the symptoms and experience of psychosis, the role of caregivers in recovery, and cognitive behavioral techniques adapted for family members to support their loved ones experiencing psychosis. Upon completion of this course, participants are invited to join us at our live workshop over Zoom to see these skills modeled and extend their learning on January 26, 2026!
Network 180, the Community Mental Health Authority for Kent County, Michigan, acts as the fiduciary agency for funds to support early psychosis programs and initiatives in Michigan. Funds are received from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Center for Mental Health Services through the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.
