The Minnesota State Legislature approved $1 million in funding through 2019 to build a network of community clinics and outreach programs that provide therapy, support and treatment to individuals experiencing an initial presentation of symptoms associated with psychosis. The first $260,000 of funding will be distributed through grants over the next two years. The new programs will be modeled after the University at Minnesota’s first episode psychosis program, which has pioneered efforts to incorporate family education and training into therapy focused treatment programs.
If that means less drugs and no force then it could be a good thing…it’s kind of difficult to get it from the article though what exactly the program looks like in real life.
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