The ASPIRE program for psychosis

Verified facts

Program

ASPIRE (Active Support for Psychosis in Recovery)

Organization

Nebraska Medicine and the University of Nebraska Medical Center

Location

Omaha, Nebraska

Official website

https://www.nebraskamed.com/behavioral-health/psychiatric-care/aspire-program

Reported by the program

The program describes the following on its official information, reviewed on July 28, 2026.

Who it serves

ASPIRE is a treatment center for people living with psychotic disorders, and the program says it works with patients and their families across the lifespan to set and work toward personal goals.

How the model works

The program describes a multidisciplinary team providing comprehensive mental and physical health care, and it lists services including medication, primary care, individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, and care coordination. A first visit starts with a screening evaluation and an individualized treatment plan.

Where it sits

ASPIRE is part of Nebraska Medicine and the University of Nebraska Medical Center, based in Omaha.

shrinkiatry context

Coordinated specialty care for psychosis brings medication, therapy, family support, and care coordination under one team, which is the same approach behind Maine's PIER program. ASPIRE is Nebraska's academic-medical-center version, integrating physical and mental health care for people with psychotic disorders. For the Atlas, it anchors the first-episode and coordinated specialty care category in Nebraska, and it's a concrete referral destination for a primary care clinician or family worried about a young person's first psychotic symptoms.

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