UCSF Path Program for Early Psychosis

Clinic focused on timely recognition and treatment of psychosis for teens and young adults at risk for the condition.

Inpatient psychiatric program available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day at UCSF Medical Center at Mount Zion.

Outpatient psychiatry services at Nancy Friend Pritzker Psychiatry Building for adult patients.

Outpatient extension clinic of the Path Program for Early Psychosis, located at Nancy Friend Pritzker Psychiatry Building.

One-on-one therapy sessions offered through the Path Program to support patients’ recovery and mental health.

Group therapy sessions provided through the Path Program for peer support and skill development.

Ongoing prescription and monitoring of psychiatric medications as part of the Path Program.

Skill-building support to help with practical challenges like returning to school or applying for jobs.

Support and educational resources offered to families of individuals in the Path Program.

Ongoing research studies on early psychosis risk factors and warning signs, open to eligible participants regardless of insurance.

Initial diagnostic assessment conducted upon entry to the Path Program to evaluate psychosis risk and symptom severity.