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Research in Early Psychosis

Our Early Psychosis team works with faculty from Washington State University, and other external collaborators as part of the Center of Excellence in Early Psychosis to advance research on early psychosis, particularly as it relates to promoting evidence based practice, implementation science and clinical outcomes. 

Our studies focus on a wide range of topics in Early Psychosis, ranging from family caregiver support and engagement such as our Family Bridger Pilot Program, to supporting cardiovascular health and wellness in coordinated specialty care programs and more.

See a list of recent publications, or learn more about the current research projects underway with the Center of Excellence in Early Psychosis here.

 

Learn More About Research Activities in the SPIRIT Lab→

Featured Article: 4 Good Reasons to Break up With Your Therapist

UW SPIRIT Lab colleague Mollie Forrester, LICSW, explains how to end therapy if treatment goals are not being met.

Featured Article: Dismantling Racial Inequities in Early Psychosis Family Psychoeducation

A recently published article in Psychiatric Services by authors Jada Gibbs, Sydney Kriegsman, and Hannah Brown reports on the effects of systemic racism on psychosis risk and perpetuating factors. The article examines racial disparities in family psychoeducation...

Psychology Postdoctoral Fellowship in Psychosis Treatment and Recovery

The University of Washington School of Medicine’s Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences is recruiting a psychology postdoctoral fellow in Psychosis Treatment and Recovery for Academic Year 2022. Applications are currently being accepted on a rolling basis....

Register for the WA Behavioral Healthcare Conference!

Jennifer Blank, Dr. Sarah Kopelovich, and Trez Buckland presented on Psychosis REACH, a training for families and caregivers of loved ones with psychosis, at the Washington Behavioral Healthcare Conference on June 16th. This presentation provided an overview of the...

2018 Washington State Mental Health Summit

In May 2018, the UW Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences hosted the 2018 Washington State Mental Health Summit. Nearly 400 people from the state of Washington attended, including teachers, legislators, providers, activists, academics and insurers.

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