EPION represents early psychosis intervention (EPI) programs who share a collective interest in quality services for youth and their families, this existing collaborative is called the Early Psychosis Intervention Ontario Network or EPION.
EPION has grown and matured as a grass roots organization, from advocating for funding of programs in early days, education and training of EPI staff, to assisting member programs in assessing their compliance and implementation of MoHLTC EPI Standards. EPION has quickly grown from five original sites to over 50 programs across Ontario. At present EPION is an organization that sets the bar high in order to meet EPI Standards and maintain fidelity to the evidence-based EPI model. Over the next year, EPION will find ways to celebrate 10 years as an organization that has successfully remained vibrant and relevant to its members.
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Related resources, news, and events
Webinar recording: Serving BIPOC populations in early psychosis intervention services
Resource | Mar 10, 2022An update after the third round of Ontario Early Psychosis Intervention fidelity assessments
News | Feb 25, 2022Roundtable discussion: Serving BIPOC populations in early psychosis intervention services
Event | Feb 14, 2022Webinar: Discovering the peer role within standardized EPI care
Event | May 28, 2021EPION Metabolic Monitoring App: Animated short video
Resource | Apr 15, 2021EPION report: Building a system to support quality care
Resource | Mar 24, 2021EPION Transitions In Care Consultation Summary Report now available
Resource | Oct 4, 2019EPI primary care package
Resource | Jun 22, 2017New infographics for educators now available in French
Resource | Dec 3, 2015New infographics about psychosis for educators
Resource | Nov 11, 2015After the release of the Ontario early psychosis intervention (EPI) Program standards
Resource | Jul 30, 2015New Infographic: The anatomy of first episode psychosis
Resource | Jun 11, 2015EPION family work think tank results
Resource | Dec 29, 2014New infographics on early psychosis available for support persons!
Resource | Sept 18, 2014Early psychosis intervention infographics
Resource | Jan 20, 2014