Abstract

Identifying people at risk for developing severe psychiatric di- sorders and intervening early to prevent their development or improve their long-term prognosis has been the main driver of early interven- tion programs. Reducing transition to psychosis in this population is possible through systematic intervention strategies. Likewise, we know ???????????????? ???????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????? ???????????? ???????????????? ???????????????????? ???????????????? ???????????? ???????????????????? ???????? ???????????????????????????????? improve our patient’s response to treatment and long-term functional prognosis. However, these interventions are complex and require in- ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????? ???????????????? ???? ???????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????? ???????? ???????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????????????? responses to each stage of the disease, including patients, their fami- lies, and the community. This narrative review aims to review current knowledge about early intervention from a clinical perspective and propose a contingent and progressive approach in the high-risk and early psychosis population.