Poster 92 - From Crisis to Clarity: Navigating First-episode Psychosis

Tuesday, April 28, 2026

1:15 PM - 1:45 PM MDT

Location: Screen 9, Exhibit Hall Poster Pavilion

Through case examples and data-driven insights, the session will demonstrate how NAVIGATE supports early intervention, enhances engagement, and fosters functional recovery. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the benefits of implementing a First Episode Psychosis program within community-based settings and tailor it to diverse populations.

Learning Objectives:

Identify the core components of the evidence-based NAVIGATE model and explain how each contributes to recovery in individuals experiencing First Episode Psychosis.
Analyze outcome data and case examples to evaluate the effectiveness of coordinated specialty care in improving engagement and long-term functioning.
Formulate strategies for implementing FEP programming within community-based settings to enhance culturally responsive care and benefit client outcomes.

Poster Presenter(s)

Meghan E. Guck-Bhogal, LMHC

Senior Clinical Director of Community Based Treatment
Aspire Health Partners
orlando, Florida

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Kathy Rizo, LMHC

Clinical Manager, First Episode Psychosis Program
Aspire Health Partners
orlando, Florida

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