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 the following providers:

West Tennessee	Middle Tennessee	East Tennessee
Benton, Carroll, Gibson, Henry, Lake, Obion, and Weakley Co. Carey Counseling Center Tonya Drewry Tonya.Drewry@careyinc.com	Davidson County Mental Health Cooperative Clark Burdette Clark.Burdette@mhc-tn.org	Blount, Loudon, and Monroe Counties McNabb Center Katie Snyder Katie.Snyder@mcnabb.org
Shelby County Alliance Healthcare Services Cassandra Jones cjones@alliance-hs.org		Knox County McNabb Center Amanda Devine Amanda.Devine@mcnabb.org
		Hamilton County McNabb Center Anna Benko anna.benko@mcnabb.org

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 Alliance Healthcare Services. Please contact: Cassandra Jones (cjones@alliance-hs.org) for more information.

Statewide First Episode Psychosis and Youth & Young Adult Trainer

The Statewide First Episode Psychosis (FEP) and Youth & Young Adult Trainer provides training, technical assistance, and consultation to youth and young adult behavioral health programs across Tennessee. This role supports providers through workforce development, implementation guidance, and coordination with national experts to ensure the delivery of evidence-based practices. Specializing in early psychosis, the trainer provides fidelity oversight and consultation to Tennessee's First Episode Psychosis (OnTrackTN) and Clinical High Risk for Psychosis (CHR-P) programs. The trainer also partners with behavioral health organizations, schools, healthcare systems, and community agencies to build capacity and increase awareness of youth and young adult mental health needs statewide.

Program Contact
Jack Brantley
Jack.Brantley@parkcenternashville.org
Park Center Inc.

For More Information

If you have concerns or need services for yourself, a child, or family member, contact our Helpline:
Phone: 800-560-5767
Email: OCA.TDMHSAS@tn.gov
Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (except for state holidays)

If you feel at any time that you are experiencing a mental health emergency, please call or text 988 and press 0 to speak to a trained counselor or chat with 988lifeline.org.

To learn more about On Track TN, please contact:

Krystal Fortney
Director, Youth & Young Adult Initiatives
615-762-6142
Krystal.Fortney@tn.gov