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programme pour premiers épisodes psychotiques

PPEP
514 338-2222 poste 1-4601 www.quebec.ca/sante/sante-mentale/trouver-aide-et-soutien-en-sante-mentale/programmes-de-suivi-pour-personnes-presentant-trouble-mental/programme-premiers-episodes-psychotiques
north of Montréal island
people aged 12 to 35 with symptoms of a psychotic disorder who have never been treated for psychosis, or who have been treated for one or more periods totalling less than 12 months of follow-up
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Services

Specialized clinic for people aged 12 to 35 experiencing their first psychotic episodes.

* Specialized treatment.

* Early and intensive care.

* Activities to raise awareness among partners and the general public about the early detection of psychosis.

Eligibility

people aged 12 to 35 with symptoms of a psychotic disorder who have never been treated for psychosis, or who have been treated for one or more periods totalling less than 12 months of follow-up

Coverage area

north of Montréal island

Languages offered

French

Application process

Contact the psychosocial support service at your local CLSC or call Info-Social at 811

Categories:

; Child, Youth and Family - Youth Shelters and Support ; Violence and abuse - Therapy and counselling