Healthy Active Lives consensus statement:
Keeping the Body in Mind
in Youth with Psychosis
HeAL Declaration
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The iphYs story
The iphYs collaboration began in 2010 at the IEPA conference in Amsterdam and then continued at several iphYs meetings including in Sydney in 2011 & 2013 as well as in San Francisco (2012), Leuven (2013), Padua (2014), Tokyo (2014), Toronto (2015), Milan (2016) & Boston (2018).
Latest News
Finnish Algorithm: A Finnsih version of the algorithm is now available. Download now.
Keeping the Body in Mind - The Lived Experience: Keeping the Body In Mind (KBIM) seeks to address the physical health and wellbeing of mental health service users through evidence-based and person centred lifestyle interventions. This latest video communicates individual perspectives and experiences of their KBIM journey.
Portuguese HeAL Declaration: A Portuguese version of the HeAL Declaration is now available. Download now.
Portuguese Algorithm: A Portuguese version of the algorithm is now available. Download now.
French HeAL Declaration: A French version of the HeAL Declaration is now available. Download now.
Swedish Algorithm: A Swedish version of the algorithm is now available. Download now.
y-QUIT: Most young people who experience psychosis want to quit smoking but may need extra support to do so. y-QUIT: Keeping Your Body in Mind is a guide for you people experiencing psychosis or other mental health issues & want to quit smoking. Download the brochure.
An iphYs Conference was held in Boston in October 2018. Find out more.
Right from the Start now has its own online presence. Check out the latest information and brochure.
Algorithm
An early intervention framework for people on psychotropic medications (Curtis, Newall & Samaras, 2011). Variation have been made for regional use.
HETI Positive Cardiometabolic Health
Original algorithm (NSW, Australia)
for Adolescents
for People with Intellectual Disability
Regional adaptations