Training and Workforce Development

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Education, consultation, and skill-building opportunities to support psychosis-informed care across Maine.

The PIER Program offers training and consultation opportunities for clinicians, care teams, and community providers who work with individuals experiencing early signs of psychosis. These offerings are designed to build confidence, strengthen clinical skills, and support early identification and intervention in a variety of settings.

Our trainings and consultation groups are available statewide and focus on practical, evidence-based approaches that can be applied in everyday practice.

Ongoing Trainings and Consultation

PIER offers a range of learning opportunities, including drop-in consultations, structured trainings, and team-based skill development. Many offerings are available through CCSME and are open to providers across Maine.

Psychosis-Informed Care Drop-In Consultation

A monthly, drop-in consultation facilitated by a PIER Program clinician and CBTp trainer. This small-group or one-on-one format supports questions related to early psychosis screening, assessment, community-based treatment, and potential PIER referrals.

Psychosis-Informed Care Training

Training for mental health professionals who want to strengthen their ability to recognize early psychosis and incorporate psychosis-informed approaches into existing treatment models.

CBTp for Practitioners

An introduction to the principles, structure, and clinical spirit of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Psychosis for providers working with individuals who experience psychosis.

Team-Based CBTp

A team-focused training for case managers, nurses, employment specialists, peer supports, and other behavioral health professionals to reinforce CBTp skills within their specific roles.

Statewide Training Opportunities

Many PIER trainings and consultation groups are offered statewide through CCSME and are open to providers across Maine.

View offerings on CCSME