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ProNET
Psychosis Risk Outcomes Network
ProNET is an international study involving 26 research sites in the U.S. and abroad! We aim to improve the ability to identify youth at risk of psychosis and better understand why some young people develop psychosis, and others do not. In addition, we want to improve treatment for youth at risk for psychosis using a combination of clinical interviews, biomarkers (EEG and MRI), genetics (blood and saliva samples), and cognition and neuropsychological testing. If interested contact capps@mednet.ucla.edu
The UCLA IRB has approved this study (#21-000292)
Family Treatment Program
UPLIFT is a family treatment program for teens and young adults (ages 12 – 25 years) who struggle with thinking, mood, and daily functioning – what we call psychosis risk syndromes. Contact: familyuplift@mednet.ucla.edu
Group CBT
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Skills groups for parents and teens at clinical high risk (CHR) for psychosis or mood disorders.
Email: capps@mednet.ucla.edu
Group CBT
Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy
Groups for teens at high risk for mood disorders or psychosis. Mindful Parenting for caregivers of teens at high risk for mood disorders or psychosis.
Program Co-PI and Contact: CAPPS Supervisor Danielle Denenny, Ph.D. ddenenny@mednet.ucla.edu
ABBRC
Adolescent Brain Behavior Research Center
Here at the UCLA ABBRC, we carry out research studies focused on understanding how the brains of adolescents and young adults grow and change over time, and how that relates to changes in cognitive function (like memory or attention) as well as how it relates to changes in the kinds of symptoms that young people sometimes experience.