Aldea’s Elizabeth Morgan Brown Center helps people who are experiencing the symptoms of early psychosis to reduce and manage their symptoms so they may succeed in education, careers and relationships. Community outreach to local schools, special education programs and service providers teach staff and volunteers how to identify signs of early psychosis. SOAR utilizes a Coordinated Specialty Care Model (CSC) which is a multi-element, recovery-oriented, and patient-centered approach to treating early psychosis. Emphasis is on easy access to care and shared decision-making among a team of specialists that develop treatment plans to address each client and family’s unique needs. Treatment Services include psychiatric medication management, individualized clinical psychotherapy and case management, weekly psychoeducation and support groups, bi-weekly family support groups, peer advocate support, education and employment support. Eligibility is limited to Sonoma County residents aged 12 to 30; visit website for other eligibility criteria and to learn more.