Upcoming Events:
On February 1st the STEP Learning Collaborative relaunched Mindmap, an Early Detection Campaign for Early Psychosis aimed at reducing the Duration of Untreated Psychosis (DUP). The campaign successfully ran in the Greater New Haven area and will now be expanding statewide.
View the virtual launch at the link below: “Mindmap 2.0: Launching a Statewide Early Detection Campaign for Early Psychosis.”
Schedule for 2024:
Provider Focused Trainings: (click the presentation name to register)
Trainings are intended for front-line clinicians of various disciplines working to support individuals and families impacted by early psychosis. Also open to interested community members.
Trainings will be the first Thursday of the month from 12-1pm EST on Zoom
Registration Link for entire series: http://bit.ly/STEPLCTrainingSeries1
*Schedule subject to change
Trainings are intended for front-line clinicians of various disciplines working to support individuals and families impacted by early psychosis. Also open to interested community members.
Trainings will be the first Thursday of the month from 12-1pm EST on Zoom
- February 1st - Mindmap 2.0: Launching an Early Detection Campaign Across CT
- March 7th - Early Psychosis Basics - Laura Yoviene Sykes, PhD
- April 4th - Early Psychosis Treatment Approaches – Laura Yoviene Sykes, PhD
- May 2nd – Fostering Health and Wellness in FEP - Sarah Riley, MD & Shannon Imetovski, MPH, RN
- June 6th - "Gone to Pot" the Relationships between Cannabis and Psychosis – Deepak Cyril Dsouza, MBBS, MD
- July 11th - Pharmacotherapy for Recent-Onset Schizophrenia – Vinod Srihari, MD
- August 8th - Therapeutic Approaches for Addressing Psychosis – Laura Yoviene Sykes, PhD
- September 5th - Insight – Hadar Hazan, PhD
- October 3rd - The Role of Coordination – Josina James, LCSW
- November 7th – Clinical High Risk for Psychosis – Emily Farina, PhD
- December 5th - Managing Risk / Depression in FEP – Vinod Srihari, MD
Registration Link for entire series: http://bit.ly/STEPLCTrainingSeries1
*Schedule subject to change
* 1 Free Yale CME/Equivalent available for all provider focused offerings hosted by the STEP LC
CME/Equivalent Credits:
Most STEP Learning Collaborative events offer free Yale CME/equivalent credits for eligible participants. Those seeking CME/equivalent credits at STEP Learning Collaborative events need to have a Yale Cloud CME account and can register here:
https://yale.cloud-cme.com
Participants will need to utilize the texting attendance at CME eligible events. A unique texting code will be provided at the end of each session.
Click here for instructions on setting up text attendance.
Helpful Links for Troubleshooting Yale CME Credits:
https://yale.cloud-cme.com/about/help?P=2000
https://yale.cloud-cme.com
Participants will need to utilize the texting attendance at CME eligible events. A unique texting code will be provided at the end of each session.
Click here for instructions on setting up text attendance.
Helpful Links for Troubleshooting Yale CME Credits:
https://yale.cloud-cme.com/about/help?P=2000
STEP Learning Collaborative in the News
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Radio Spot
Check out Dr. Srihari's recent interview on Connecticut Public Radio: "Identifying and treating psychosis in CT gets new push from expanded statewide program"
Check out our recent radio spot with Dr. Srihari! It is an 8-minute conversation about early psychosis and a new statewide initiative to improve access to care and outcomes. Click here for the recording.
Check out Dr. Srihari's recent interview on Connecticut Public Radio: "Identifying and treating psychosis in CT gets new push from expanded statewide program"
Check out our recent radio spot with Dr. Srihari! It is an 8-minute conversation about early psychosis and a new statewide initiative to improve access to care and outcomes. Click here for the recording.
Other Resources for Providers:
- EPICENTER Speaker Series: medicine.osu.edu/departments/psychiatry-and-behavioral-health/epicenter/epicenter-speaker-series
- SMI Adviser: https://smiadviser.org/
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The STEP Learning Collaborative 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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