BU/BMC’s Wellness and Recovery After Psychosis Program

The WRAP Program is BU/BMC’s specialty psychosis program. We provide expert clinical care for those experiencing psychotic illness. With a commitment to excellence, we offer a comprehensive range of specialized services aimed at addressing the complex needs of individuals experiencing psychosis and their families. We proudly are located at the region’s largest safety net hospital and are dedicated to providing the highest quality care to patients and families from all backgrounds. 

Our clinical care informs our research priorities. Our research group is composed of psychosis researchers dedicated to investigating strategies to improve access to evidenced-based psychosis care and to improve quality of life for individuals experiencing psychotic illness and their loved ones.

To learn more about:

WRAP’s Clinical Services 

 

 

 

WRAP’s Psychosis Research Program

 

 

 

 

 

Now Hiring:

Assistant Professor
Boston University
1 Silber Way
Boston, Massachusetts 02215

Job Description:

  • Educate medical students: Providing psychology seminars
  • Provide didactic training of residents and fellows: Providing psychology seminars (e.g., Mindfulness and Behavioral Therapies, Process Issues in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Research Seminar, Case Discussions). Providing weekly supervision for fellows.
  • Conduct research on early course psychosis, young adult mental health, and parent- focused interventions.
  • Serve as primary investigator for a qualitative project that examines family communications and mental health treatment engagement during early psychosis.
  • Provide clinical care and assessment services to patients in the Outpatient clinic.
  • Provide trauma focused psychotherapy treatment with individuals with severe mental illness, in particular first episode psychosis (FEP) and family members of individuals with FEP.
  • Provide family caregivers coaching and group psychotherapy on how to approach communication with adolescents and young adults with psychosis or other mental health difficulties.

Requirements:
Must have PhD in Clinical/Counseling Psychology or equivalent
MA Psychologist Licensure

Employer Contact:  Emily Kline (emily.kline@bmc.org) Director of Psychological Services, Wellness and Recovery After Psychosis