RECENT CAMPAIGNS
2026
Every Mind Matters
Addressing the issue of stigma head-on by instilling community responsibility for creating safe, healing spaces.
2025
Choose Your Delusion
Inspired by a real employer referral story, compelling visuals and a sympathetic central character supported CALM’s expanding network of clinics outside of New Orleans.
National Award for Creative Excellence. and under Psychosis is Real, So Is Recovery add Presented at International Conferences.
2024
Reality Check Podcast
Introducing a new CALM-hosted podcast to explore issues related to psychosis and recovery by interviewing special guests.
2023
In My Mind
Centering creativity and honoring lived experience to promote an annual awareness and fundraising event that advances CALM’s work.
2022
Let’s Figure It Out
Promoting a new quiz page on the website, featuring a version of the quiz people could take for themselves and a different version aimed at family, friends, and allies.
2021
High Risk Factors
Highlighting family history, drug use, and social/environmental factors along with the self-care steps people can take if they have these risk factors for psychosis.
2020
CALM Voices / CALM Convos
Making psychosis relatable through the lens of lived experience.
2019
Psychosis is Real.
So is Recovery.
Acknowledging the reality of a psychotic episode while affirming that recovery is not only possible but common with appropriate treatment.
2015-2017
Facing Psychosis Together
Inspired by TIPS and Mindmap campaigns, CALM began with an effort to engage students through events that grew into content engines.
2014
CALM Branding
CALM was originally introduced as the outreach and advocacy arm of Tulane University’s Early Intervention for Psychosis Clinic (EPIC), serving greater New Orleans (NOLA).
PSYCHOSIS IS REAL. SO IS RECOVERY
WHAT IS PSYCHOSIS?
Psychosis can appear different across individuals. Here is a list of symptoms to look out for.
IS THIS PSYCHOSIS?
If you think you or someone you know may be experiencing symptoms of psychosis, try taking our anonymous quiz!
HERE TO HELP
I think I or someone I know may be experiencing psychosis. What steps can I take to get help?