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Welcome to the STEP Learning Collaborative.

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The STEP Learning Collaborative (formerly the Connecticut Early Psychosis Learning Health Network) is a workforce development and community education initiative dedicated to transforming access, care quality, and outcomes for individuals and families impacted by recent onset psychosis throughout the state of Connecticut.
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Community Education.
We provide community education and outreach to promote awareness, early detection, and rapid access to care for early psychosis.
Individuals
Family Support.
We provide workshops and virtual resources to educate and empower families and caregivers impacted by early psychosis.
Families
Workforce Development.
We're committed to workforce development of community mental health providers to increase the capacity of early psychosis treatment across Connecticut.
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What is psychosis?

Those experiencing psychosis may have difficulty thinking as clearly as they normally would and may experience alterations in their perceptions of reality. This might involve unusual or strange ideas, and they may hear or see things which are not there. It's common to have trouble differentiating, "What's real?  What's not real?" ​
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Who experiences psychosis?

Psychosis can happen to anyone. It's more common than you might think, as ~3 /100 people will experience psychosis. A 'first episode' refers to the first time symptoms of psychosis appear, commonly between the ages of 16-25.

Is psychosis treatable?

An episode of psychosis is treatable, and it is possible to recover. It is widely accepted that the earlier people get help the better the outcome. ​​

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The STEP Learning Collaborative (formerly the Connecticut Early Psychosis Learning Health Network) is a workforce development and community education initiative hosted by the STEP Program. Our mission is to transform access, care quality, and outcomes for individuals and families impacted by recent onset psychosis throughout the state of Connecticut. 
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  • Home
  • About
  • Offerings
  • Resources
    • Individuals
    • Families
    • Providers
  • Early Psychosis Course