The Horyzons project: a randomized controlled trial of a novel online social therapy to maintain treatment effects from specialist first‐episode psychosis services
Mario Álvarez‐Jiménez(Centre for Global Health Research), John Gleeson(Australian Catholic University), Lianne Schmaal(The University of Melbourne), Cathrine Mihalopoulos(Deakin University), Simon D’Alfonso(The University of Melbourne), Daniela Cagliarini(Orygen Youth Health), Sue Cotton(Monash University), Tamsyn Gilbertson(The University of Melbourne), Penni Russon(Orygen Youth Health), Sarah Bendall(The University of Melbourne), Peter Koval(Australian Catholic University), Eóin Killackey(The University of Melbourne), David L. Penn(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Lee Valentine(The University of Melbourne), Shalini Lal(Douglas Mental Health University Institute), Shaunagh O’Sullivan(The University of Melbourne), César González‐Blanch(Marqués de Valdecilla University Hospital), Patrick D. McGorry(Orygen Youth Health), Jessica Phillips(The University of Melbourne), Reeva Lederman(The University of Melbourne), Carla McEnery(The University of Melbourne), Helen Herrman(The University of Melbourne), Chris Miles(The University of Melbourne), Simon Rice(The University of Melbourne)
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