iHope: Early Intervention for First Episode Psychosis Training & Materials
At Seven Counties Services, our iHope program is a specialized early intervention service designed to support young individuals between the ages of 15 and 30 who are experiencing the first signs of psychosis. These early symptoms can be confusing, frightening, and disruptive—not only for the individuals experiencing them, but also for their families, friends, and communities.
Training Opportunities for Community Members
We offer training sessions designed for:
- Educators and School Staff
- Healthcare Providers
- Community Leaders
- Families & Caregivers
- Organizations
- And More
These sessions aim to:
- Increase awareness of the early signs of psychosis.
- Provide strategies to support individuals experiencing psychosis.
- Provide information on available resources and referral processes.
Contact Us to Schedule a Training
To schedule a training session or learn more about the iHope program:
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Phone: (502) 314-0583
For more information, visit our iHope Program Page.
Together, we can make a difference in the lives of young individuals facing the challenges of early psychosis.
Training Materials
Longform Training
Explanation: What to look for: A short training on how to interact with someone you suspect is facing psychosis.
What is Psychosis?
Explanation: What is Psychosis: A brief review of symptoms and getting help through IHOPE.
Educational Materials
The iHope materials from Seven Counties Services are a collection of educational resources designed to help community members, families, and professionals recognize and respond to the early signs of psychosis in young people ages 15–30. These materials include symptom guides, communication tips, a decision-making tree, and support strategies for loved ones—all aimed at promoting early intervention and connecting individuals to care.
iHope: Tips for Talking about Psychosis
Description: Guidance for starting supportive, non-judgmental conversations with young people showing signs of psychosis.
iHope: Early Signs & Symptoms
Highlight early signs and symptoms of psychosis, such as hallucinations, disorganized speech, and behavioral changes.
iHope: How to Support
Description: Practical ways families and friends can support someone going through psychosis and work with the iHope team.
iHope: Decision Tree
Description: Practical ways families and friends can support someone going through psychosis and work with the iHope team.
iHope: We Are Here to Help
Description: Overview of iHope’s early-intervention support for individuals aged 15–30 experiencing first episode psychosis.
iHOPE: Early Signs & Symptoms
Description: Highlights key indicators of early psychosis such as hallucinations, disorganized speech, and behavioral changes.
