Young people with a psychotic disorder often have difficulties with participating in society. Dont stop me now (DSMN) is aimed at stimulating participation through supervised sports. DSMN consists of three phases: individual sports together with a psychomotor therapist, psychomotor therapy and sports in the local community with a sports coach. We will investigate whether DSMN participants actually engage in more sports after the intervention. In addition, we will investigate whether DSMN has an effect on other outcome measures, such as self-confidence, self-stigma and social functioning. The effects of DSMN will be compared with the effects of standard treatment.

Social integration for people with psychosis is lagging behind. Stakeholders should create a coherent,inclusive support network of community care. The studies are on how medical care and community institutions can be effectively restructured to foster social inclusion for patients with a psychotic illness. First, we aim to predict long-term outcome by studying living situation trajectories in a large cohort study. Next, on the housing level, we will investigate attitudes and opinions of service users and all relevant others on social integration. Then, on the community level, we will analyze the organizational aspects of the collaboration between all the institutions involved.