Services Mental Health & Wellness Hanna Ahead

Hanna Ahead

Early Psychosis Care for Sonoma County Youth and Families

Hanna Ahead provides specialized, evidence-based support for young people ages 12–25 who are experiencing early signs of psychosis.

The program focuses on early detection, coordinated care, and strong family engagement—helping youth and families take the next step toward healing and recovery.

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What We Offer

Hanna Ahead provides early, specialized care for young people and families navigating the first signs of psychosis. Our approach centers on collaboration, respect, and recovery—bringing together a team that supports each person’s goals and strengths.

Our services include:

Specialized diagnostic evaluations
Individual and group psychotherapy
Medication management
Case management and care coordination

Employment and educational support
Peer and family peer services
Community outreach and education

Frequently Asked Questions

What is early psychosis?

“Early psychosis” refers to when someone begins to show signs—often during adolescence or early adulthood—that may indicate a risk for, or the onset of, psychosis. This can include changes in perception, thinking, or behavior that feel confusing or distressing. Hanna Ahead focuses on recognizing these signs early and connecting young people and their families with the right care to support wellbeing and growth.

Who can be a part of Hanna Ahead?

Youth and young adults ages 12–25 in Sonoma Valley, with support from their families and caregivers.

Can my family be involved?

Yes! Family participation and support are key parts of our program.

What insurance plans do you take?

Hanna Center accepts a wide range of insurance plans including Carelon and Kaiser. Please call our intake coordinator at (707) 933-4482 to check your insurance eligibility.