Our Intake Process

For Clinicians

Calling on behalf of a young person

Step 1 – Call your local (re)MIND® Program. When you call, you will complete a phone screening with one of our staff members.

Step 2 – Discuss the referral with your young person and/or their family and…

• If already diagnosed, discuss treatment options;
• If possibly high-risk, discuss evaluation and treatment options;
• Provide brochures, handouts, and use screening questionnaire;
• Obtain consent to exchange information.

Step 3 – Schedule an appointment with (re)MIND® staff to meet one-on-one with young person and/or their family or have them call Felton Early Psychosis Programs to complete the phone screen.

Step 4 – The referred individual will complete an in-person diagnostic assessment. Additional assessment information may be gathered from family as appropriate.

Step 5 – (re)MIND® staff will request supporting collateral documentation from previous providers.

Step 6 – After the assessment is complete, the young person and their identified family/support network will be invited to attend a feedback session where our staff will provide education about the results of the assessment and treatment recommendations. If it is determined that other services are more appropriate, staff will provide referrals to the appropriate provider.

Step 7 – If it is determined that (re)MIND® services are most appropriate, the young person will be enrolled into full program service and collaboratively develop a Plan of Care, which will include access to the full array of services provided at (re)MIND®. They will remain eligible for ongoing services with your (re)MIND® team for up to two years.