Early Assessment and Support Alliance (Easa)

the early assessment and support alliance (easa) provides information and support to young people who are experiencing symptoms of psychosis for the first time. we are a network of early intervention programs that serves 19 counties throughout the state of oregon. our clinical teams work to identify young people ages 12-25 who have had their first experience with psychosis within the last 12 months and to provide the information and support they need to continue on their normal life path. easa clinical teams work to achieve the following: - identify people who are experiencing psychosis as early as possible; - establish a trusting relationship based on respect and genuine belief in the person's ability; - provide a comprehensive and accurate assessment of the person's medical condition, strengths, goals and needs; - stabilize the person's symptoms and living situation; - preserve the person's family and informal support; - help the person and family develop the skills, knowledge and so