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DESCRIPTION:The Early Psychosis Foundations Training provides clinicians w
 ith a practical\, evidence-based foundation for working with young indivi
 duals experiencing schizophrenia spectrum disorders. The training focuses
  on how early psychosis commonly presents in real-world clinical settings
  and how clinicians can orient their work\, especially in early sessions\
 , to support engagement\, stabilization\, and recovery. Content integrate
 s essential background knowledge with applied clinical decision-making . 
 Participants will review core features of schizophrenia spectrum disorder
 s\, the importance of early detection and engagement\, and the evidence b
 ase for coordinated specialty care (CSC). Using a phase-based framework a
 nd clinical vignette\, the training highlights what clinicians can priori
 tize when individuals and families first present for care and how treatme
 nt goals evolve over time. The Foundations Training also prepares partici
 pants for the ongoing STEP-LC Early Psychosis ECHO by introducing the con
 sultation format\, expectations for participation\, and how foundational 
 concepts will be revisited and deepened through monthly case discussions.
  Foundations Training: Content Overview A. Foundations of Schizophrenia a
 nd Early Psychosis B. STEP Learning Collaborative: Transforming Access an
 d Care in Connecticut C. Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC): Evidence and F
 ramework D. Phase-Based Early Psychosis Care: What to Do in Early Session
 s E. Orientation to the STEP-LC Early Psychosis ECHO Continuing Education
  Information: 1.0 Yale CME / equivalent credit will be awarded for each h
 our of synchronous session attended. If you are requesting CMEs\, please 
 see the linked PDF to ensure that you have created a YaleCloud CME accoun
 t and paired your mobile phone\, prior to the first session. A text code 
 will be made available at the end of each session for you to submit your 
 attendance to the Yale CME texting attendance number: 203-442-9435.\n\nSp
 eakers:\nLaura Yoviene Sykes\; Vinod Srihari\n\nAdmission:\nFree\n\nDetai
 ls URL:\nhttps://medicine.yale.edu/event/early-psychosis-foundations-2026
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STATUS:Confirmed
SUMMARY:STEP Learning Collaborative: Early Psychosis Foundations Training
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