Early Assessment & Support Alliance (EASA)
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To schedule an appointment, please call 503-576-4600
Early Assessment and Support Alliance (EASA)
3878 Beverly Ave NE, Building H
Salem, OR 97305
Phone: 503-576-4600
Fax: 503-584-4837
If you are a youth facing a mental health crisis, you can call, text or chat 988 for free, confidential crisis support or click HERE for our Youth & Family Crisis Services.
If you are an adult facing a mental health crisis, you can call, text or chat 988 for free, confidential crisis support or click HERE for our Behavioral Health Crisis Center.
About Early Assessment and Support Alliance (EASA)
Early Assessment and Support Alliance (EASA) provides services to you and young adults ages 12-27 years who are experiencing signs of psychosis. EASA consists of a statewide network of programs that identifies youth with symptoms of psychosis as early as possible and provides support and treatment based on the most current research. At EASA our mission is for all individuals to have meaningful connections, skills to meet life tasks, and hope for the future.
EASA is a transdisciplinary program and we typically work with individuals and families for two years. We collaborate with community partners to provide outreach education on early psychosis identification and treatment throughout the year.
Anyone can make a referral and services are available to those who qualify, regardless of ability to pay.
Therapeutic services include:
- Mental Health Assessment
- Psychotherapy - Individual and Family
- Group Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Skills Training - Individual and Family
- Psychiatric Assessment and Medication Management
- Case Management
- Consultation
- Peer Support Services
Bilingual Spanish services are available, and interpreter supports for many other languages.
With early, effective treatment and support, most individuals will succeed in school, work, and life!
EASA (Marion County) Referral Form
Email Privacy: While we are happy to answer general questions via email, we suggest you do not transmit personal or health related information in your message. We cannot meet any expectation you might have of confidentiality when you communicate with us over the Internet. If you have a specific personal or health-related issue, please call the appropriate county government office instead.
Email address: health@co.marion.or.us
To report a public health emergency, or make an urgent report of communicable disease, call 503-588-5621 at anytime.
