Menu
Log in


MaMHCA

Massachusetts Mental Health Counselors Association, Inc.


Lunch & Learn - Early Psychosis: Symptoms Identification & Treatment

  • 12/01/2025
  • 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Live on Zoom or In Person In Foxboro

Registration

  • PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

    This rate is a members-only benefit. Join today and enjoy a discount.
    This presentation aims to provide participants with information about common symptoms of psychosis and what kinds of signs to look for to indicate that a young adult may be experiencing psychosis. We will also discuss how to ask and talk about these experiences and identify some common screening strategies that may help with this process. Finally, we will review specialized treatment approaches for early psychosis and discuss a new referral and triage program (Massachusetts Psychosis Access and Triage Hub, or M-PATH) that can help to connect clients, families, and providers to these types of resources.
  • PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
    This presentation aims to provide participants with information about common symptoms of psychosis and what kinds of signs to look for to indicate that a young adult may be experiencing psychosis. We will also discuss how to ask and talk about these experiences and identify some common screening strategies that may help with this process. Finally, we will review specialized treatment approaches for early psychosis and discuss a new referral and triage program (Massachusetts Psychosis Access and Triage Hub, or M-PATH) that can help to connect clients, families, and providers to these types of resources.
  • PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

Register

Lunch & Learn

1.5 hours, 1.5 CEUs

$25 for Members

$50 for Non-Members

Early Psychosis: Symptoms, Identification and Treatment

Description:This presentation aims to provide participants with information about common symptoms of psychosis and what kinds of signs to look for to indicate that a young adult may be experiencing psychosis. We will also discuss how to ask and talk about these experiences and identify some common screening strategies that may help with this process. Finally, we will review specialized treatment approaches for early psychosis and discuss a new referral and triage program (Massachusetts Psychosis Access and Triage Hub, or M-PATH) that can help to connect clients, families, and providers to these types of resources.

Learning Objectives:

Goal 1: Participants  will learn about the importance of early intervention for psychotic disorders

Goal 2: Participants will learn how to screen for early signs of psychosis and how to respond sensitively when a youth presents with possible psychotic symptoms

Goal 3: Participants will learn how to make effective referrals for youth experiencing possible signs of risk for psychosis

Our Presenter: Emily Gagen Ph. D., Licensed Psychologist and her team from the Brookline Center.  

Emily Gagen, Ph.D. (she/her) is a licensed clinical psychologist at the Brookline Center For Community Mental Health. She is the director of the Massachusetts Psychosis Access and Triage Hub (M-PATH), a member of the team at the Center for Early Detection, Assessment, and Response to Risk (CEDAR), and a lecturer at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Gagen has worked with individuals with psychosis and schizophrenia-spectrum disorders for 15 years and specializes in the treatment of young adults with early psychosis.

Monday December 1, 2025 from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm 

Registration is required

Members: $25 - All levels of membership

Non-members: $50

Registration closes 5 business days before the event even if there are open spaces.

Some workshops have limited 'seats' by request of the presenter. 

When that limit is reached, registration will close.



Ⓒ MaMHCA 2023
17 Cocasset St., Suites 301 & 302

Foxborough, MA 02035

Website designed by Vannessa Greenleaf Designs 




Powered by Wild Apricot Membership Software