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Some of the most pressing questions about psychosis and mental ill-health were tackled head-on when the psychosis community converged for the 2024 AEPCC Forum on
The AMETHYST study by Swinburne University aims to determine which therapy is most effective for hearing voices. The randomised controlled study (RCT) will compare the
The FACES study is a groundbreaking research project by Deakin University investigating how face and language expression relate to psychosis-like experiences. Psychosis-like experiences can often make
AEPCC has launched Psychosis Understood, a new account on Instagram for people with lived experience of psychosis. @psychosis_understood is unlike any other social media account
AEPCC is looking for some new members of our Lived Experience Network Establishment Committee. This decision-making body is helping drive the design of the AEPCC
Members of the newly formed AEPCC Lived Experience Network (LEN) Establishment Committee came together as a group for the first time this week. The committee
A crucial component of AEPCC’s work, the Lived Experience Network (LEN) is set to benefit people right across Australia’s early psychosis community. For researchers and
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