Early Assessment and Support Alliance (EASA) is a network of programs focused on providing rapid identification, support, assessment, and treatment for teenagers and young adults who are experiencing the early signs of psychosis. EASA is designed as a transitional program, approximately two years in duration, with the goal of providing the education and resources the person needs to be successful in the long term. Services include medication and medication monitoring, individual and group counseling, multi-family groups, occupational therapy, family education and support, vocational training, life-skills coaching, 24/7 crisis services, links to community resources, and education about psychosis. EASA also works closely with family members and others who are supportive of the individual to help them succeed.