AEPCC - Australian Early Psychosis Collaborative Consortium
AEPCC stands for the Australian Early Psychosis Collaborative Consortium, pronounced APEX. The website explains a partnership between Orygen, the University of Melbourne, headspace, Monash University and Deakin University, funded by the Wellcome Trust to improve care for young people experiencing psychosis. The site is organised around clear sections for researchers, clinicians and young people, plus programs, news and background about the consortium. It explains what the group does, why early intervention matters, and how it builds a framework through a clinical trials network, a quality registry and a lived experience network. A welcome popup makes clear that AEPCC itself does not provide direct mental health support, and points visitors towards services if needed. This kind of care matters, as untreated psychosis can affect education, health, work and relationships. Accessibility tools, login access and a membership option are included in the header. For anyone researching early psychosis initiatives online, this sits comfortably among the best websites covering the topic in Australia, with a calm, informative tone throughout.
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