About the EI Team
The Early Intervention Team serves young people with early Psychosis who are aged 14–64 and their families. The programme bridges youth and adult mental health services, and links community with hospital in the North Staffordshire and Staffordshire Moorlands area.
Early Intervention teams have been set up all across the country as part of the National Service Framework for Mental Health. Their primary aim is to improve the life chances of those affected by Psychosis, and include raising awareness of what Psychosis is and how it can affect people, to challenge stigma and promote social inclusion.
If you are affected by Psychosis our goal is to develop a positive relationship and support you and your family and help with those areas of your life which are affected.
EI Team video
Our promotional and educational videos are available here to watch.
Contact
Duration 15m
Reconnect
Duration 22m
About this site
This site aims to provide you with information about Psychosis; what it is, what it means and what you can do. Psychosis is a potentially complex topic and we seek to inform you using clear, simple language.
This site also introduces you to the Early Intervention Team and how we can help you with all things Psychosis. We also provide news and further information through documents you can download and links to external sites across the internet. These can be found in the Useful Info section.
This site is not intended to be used for emergency contact with the Early Intervention Team. Please contact your GP, your care coordinator or the emergency services if you need urgent assistance.