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Psychosis Resources

Psychosis is a medical condition that is characterized by a person’s loss of contact with reality. It affects their thoughts, perceptions, and/or behaviours. Psychosis is commonly associated with schizophrenia, and sometimes with depression or bipolar disorder. It can also be a result of drug use.

If you have a loved one who is struggling with psychosis, AMI-Quebec can help! Click HERE for information about our family counselling program, HERE for our workshops, or HERE for our support groups (Family and Friends for caregivers; Kaleidoscope for people living with any mental illness; Young Adults for anyone aged 18-30 who is struggling with their mental health or who cares about someone who is; Queer Group for 2SLGBTQIA+ people who either have their own mental health challenges or who care about someone who does).

Please see below for organizations that can provide help and more information about psychosis–what it is, how to cope with it, and treatment possibilities. You can also click here for our schizophrenia resource list.

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AQPPEPOnlineInformation and resources for psychosis in Quebec [F]QC
Canadian Consortium for Early Intervention in Psychosis905-525-8213Primarily for clinicians but also includes information and podcasts about psychosis [E/F]Online
Cannabis & Psychosis - Exploring the Linkinfo@cannabisandpsychosis.caEducating individuals on the link between cannabis and psychosis from experts and people with first hand experience [E/F]Canada
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health 416-535-8501
1-800 463-2338
Information on the symptoms of psychosis [E]ON
Continuum Santé Mentale Jeuness (Clinique JAP) 514-890-8242Services for youth aged 18-30 who have psychosis and live in the area served by the CSSS Jeanne-Mance et Coeur-de-l'île [F]Montreal
Early Psychosis InterventionWebsiteInfo on symptoms and treatment of psychosis for youth [E]BC
Jewish General Hospital First Episode Psychosis Program (FEPP)514-340-8222 x24213Help for individuals between the ages of 16-35 who are experiencing their first episode of psychosis and for their families [E/F]Montreal
Mind Your Mind (MYM)WebsiteExtensive information on psychosis, treatment options, and myths [E]Canada
PEPP-Montreal514-888-4453Early intervention psychosis treatment for 1st episodes in people 14-35 [E/F] (referral needed)Montreal (Verdun)
PEPP-MUHC514-934-1934 x 34599 or 514-226-1464Help provide treatment for youth aged 17-35 experiencing their first episode of psychosis [E/F] (referral not needed for a triage assessment)Montreal
Psychosis 1011-888-495-7830
Information on symptoms, myths, and treatment of psychosis [E/F]ON

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