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Game-based Telehealth Therapeutic Intervention in First Onset Psychosis
The goal is to provide combination of 2 hours of weekly game based telehealth therapeutic intervention along with CBT-P for children identified with first onset psychosis or to be clinically high risk for psychosis thus widening therapeutic services offered. Target outcome measures are improvement in clinical symptoms, treatment engagement, and reduced hospitalization rates.
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