Abstract
Although CBT for psychosis (CBTp) has been recommended as a best practice since 2002, CBTp’s availability is quite limited in the U.S. Integration of CBTp-informed interventions into the milieu of the treatment settings in which the majority of the 2.4 million Americans with psychosis receive treatment may greatly improve access to those services. This paper presents an evidence-based model for training line staff in CBTp principles, in order that more staff throughout the U.S. might better support the recovery of people with psychosis in this way. Examples are provided to illustrate effective strategies and approaches.
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