PSYMAP-ZN

Persons

Places

South Africa,

Purpose

Research,

About The Program

This study, PSYchosis MAPping in KwaZulu-Natal, is built from a pilot study investigating the incidence rate, early course and treatment capacity of first-episode psychosis (FEP) in Vulindlela Township (KwaZulu-Natal), and pathways to care for individuals with psychosis. The new study in KwaZulu-Natal province will mix urban and rural areas and include people with high rates of risk factors such as HIV, violence, poverty, and rural-urban migration. This project is funded by MRC-UK, and Dr. Ezra Susser is a member of the Steering Committee.

All Current Programs

Africa Mental Health Foundation

Art and Mental Health

Boricua Youth Study

Brazilian HIV Prevention

CHIMERA

Cognition in Untreated Psychosis in China

Columbia-WHO Center for Global Mental Health

Council Grants Program

Council for Global Mental Health Research

Genomics of Schizophrenia in South Africa

Global IPT Dissemination

Global Mental Health Lab

GMH Scholars Program

GMH Summer Institute

Graduate Student Opportunities

Harkness Fellowships

Health and Aging Policy Fellows

HEROES

HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies

ImpACT+

INTREPID II

IIMHL

Mental Health and Work Design Lab

Mozambique Training Program

National Endowment for the Arts Collaboration

OnTrack Chile

PRIDE-sSA

PSYMAP-ZN

RedeAmericas

T-32 Child Psychiatric Disorders Fellowship

T-32 Global Mental Health Fellowship

Undergraduate Student Opportunities

University Seminars on Global Mental Health

VP&S Programs in Global Health

WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Mental Health