Who We Are

The North Dakota H.E.L.P. (Helping, Empowering, and Learning about Psychosis) Program is dedicated to the early recognition and treatment of psychosis. We are a statewide program that equips providers and family members with the knowledge to recognize early signs of psychosis. We also help connect individuals experiencing early symptoms to appropriate support and treatment.

If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available.

Call or text 988 or chat 988lifeline.org .

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Understanding Psychosis

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What is Psychosis?

Learn what psychosis is, common signs and why early treatment matters

Learn about Psychosis

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Recognizing Early Warning Signs

Understand the early changes that may signal psychosis and when to seek help.

Learn the signs

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Hope & Recovery

With early treatment and support, recovery is possible.

Learn about Psychosis

Find Information For...

For Individuals

Psychosis often first appears during the teenage years or early adulthood. If you're concerned about your own mental health or that of a sibling or friend, reach out. Support can make a different.

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For Families

It can be overwhelming and frightening to realize that someone you care about is facing a serious mental health challenge. These resources can help you feel more informed and better equipped to support your loved one.

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For Providers

Treatment and referral resources for early psychosis service providers in North Dakota are listed below. To request a training or consultation from the HELP team, call 701-219-4980.

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Training & Resources

Behavioral Health Trainings

Explore additional behavioral health education opportunities

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First Episode Psychosis One-Pager

Download a quick reference guide

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Where do I go to get HELP?

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Monica McConkey, LPC
HELP Program Community Outreach
701-219-4980

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