BayCare Suicide Prevention Project:

Family Navigators
The Collaborative’s Family Navigators project, current in the initial stages of development and pilot testing, aims to better support positive pathways into care for families, youth & young adults experiencing a recent onset of significant behavioral health challenges.

Predictors and consequences of involuntary examinations among youth and young adults in Florida. 
Mixed methods projects are currently underway, including a detailed analysis of Baker Act initiation forms housed at the USF Baker Act Reporting Center.  Our goals are to better understand the circumstances surrounding initiation of involuntary examinations of youth/young adults and post-examination consequences in the areas of service utilization, engagement and health outcomes.   

Medical Students Supporting Families Impacted by Early Psychosis. 
Collaborative Members are currently engaged in research aimed at developing and testing a medical student-led family psychoeduation/support group intervention, and better understanding how medical students can learn to support family members early  in the course of psychosis.