On Track TN: First Episode Psychosis Initiative

On Track TN is designed to provide early intervention services for youth and young adults ages 15 to 30 who have experienced first-episode psychosis.  This comprehensive intervention model is a team of mental health professionals and support services, focusing on helping people work toward recovery and meeting personal goals.  The program includes the following components:

• Individual and Group Psychotherapy
• Supported Employment and Education
• Family Education and Support
• Peer Support
• Psychopharmacology
• Care Coordination and Management

On Track TN services are available in select counties through four providers.

Memphis – Shelby County: Alliance Healthcare
Nashville – Davidson County: Mental Health Cooperative
Northwest Tennessee – Benton, Carroll, Gibson, Henry, Lake, Obion, and Weakley Counties: Carey Counseling
Chattanooga – Hamilton County: Helen Ross McNabb Center
Knoxville – Knox County: Helen Ross McNabb Center
Oak Ridge – Anderson County: Ridgeview Behavioral Health
Clarksville – Montgomery County: Mental Health Cooperative
Murfreesboro – Rutherford County: Volunteer Behavioral Health

Clinical High Risk for Psychosis

The Clinical High Risk for Psychosis (CHR-P) program utilizes a stepped-care model to assist youth and young adults ages 12 to 25 who are at clinical risk for developing psychosis for the purpose of improving access, quality, and utilization of services and supports for youth, young adults, and their families.  The CHR-P service model includes the following components:

• Care Coordination
• Family Peer Support
• Young Adult Peer Support
• Supported Employment and Education Services
• Medication Management
• Therapy Services

Services in this program are limited to residents of Shelby County / Memphis and are provided by Case Management, Inc.