Youth and young adults at clinical high risk (CHR) for psychosis experience a broad range
of difficulties, including attenuated psychotic symptoms, comorbid concerns, functional
impairments, and family and interpersonal stress. Given emerging evidence that early
interventions may improve functioning and reduce symptomatology while also lowering risk
of transition to full-threshold psychosis, several randomized controlled trials have
systematically evaluated the efficacy of CHR treatment approaches. This article describes …