Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC) Locations

Central Region
100 Metroplex Drive, Suite 200, Edison, NJ 08817
Serving Middlesex, Union and Somerset Counties

Southern Region
57 Haddonfield Road, Cherry Hil, NJ 08002
Serving Burlington, Camden, Gloucester and Salem Counties

Clinical High Risk For Psychosis (CHRP) Location

100 Metroplex Drive, Suite 200, Edison, NJ 08817
Serving Middlesex, Union, Somerset, Monmouth, Mercer, Ocean and Hunterdon Counties

PEACE Program Location

100 Metroplex Drive, Suite 200, Edison, NJ 08817
Serving all counties statewide

All Psychosis Spectrum Services offer a combination of in person, in community, and telehealth services. Specifics vary by program and service.

For those eligible for services, all programs are open to all regardless of economic means. We accept a variety of private insurances, as well as Medicaid & Medicare. We also provide a sliding scale fee for those who do not have access to insurance.

If a referral was submitted to  one of our programs you will be contacted by a member of our care team and asked to  complete a phone screen.

During the phone screen you will be asked about prior treatments you may have received, current and past symptoms, and about obtaining prior treatment records, if they exist.

This process is designed to help our team members get to know you so we can determine, which of our programs may be a good match.

The next step is to schedule a comprehensive assessment. If you have previous treatment records, please remember to bring them and provide to the clinician.

• Check in at the front window and complete registration paperwork
• Releases of information will be signed to coordinate care and obtain prior records
• Several therapeutic assessment tools will be completed
• A peer support specialist or a case manager will orient you to the program
• A psychosocial assessment with a licensed clinician
• Based on that assessment – we will collaboratively develop a comprehensive treatment plan
• Follow up appointments for a psychiatric evaluation will be scheduled

Psychosis can have many contributing factors, including biology, genetics, stress, trauma, medical conditions, substance use, or mental health disorders such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. Each person’s experience is unique, and our team works to understand and address your individual needs. It is a complex state where the brains reality checking system gets disrupted, with no single cause but rather a combination of factors.

Yes. With the right combination of treatment, support, and self-care, many people living with psychosis lead fulfilling lives. Early intervention can make a significant difference in outcomes.

Treatment for psychosis includes a combination of  individual, group and family therapy, skills training, support for family and caregivers and medication management.

Antipsychotic medications can help reduce symptoms such as hallucinations or delusions, making it easier to think clearly and engage in daily life. Your provider will work closely with you to find the most effective and tolerable medication plan that is right for you.

Yes. Therapies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for psychosis, supportive counseling, and psychoeducation can help individuals manage symptoms, cope with stress, and build recovery skills.

Treatment duration varies by person. Some may benefit from short-term support, while others engage in ongoing care to maintain stability and prevent relapse.

Absolutely. Family education and involvement are often key parts of recovery. We offer resources and support to help loved ones understand psychosis and provide meaningful support.

We provide access to peer specialists, case management, crisis services, and community resources to ensure you always have access to a full network of care.

Yes. We collaborate with you to create a flexible plan that supports your personal goals and daily responsibilities.

Staying connected to care, taking medications as prescribed, managing stress, and maintaining healthy routines all help reduce relapse risk.

We’ll work with you to build long-term coping skills and link you with community supports to maintain stability and wellness.