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. 2024 Oct 7;15:1401148. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2024.1401148

Table 2.

Differences between regulating together modalities.

Concept Regulating Together (In-person) Telehealth - Regulating Together
Child Teen
Caregiver Involvement Child/Teen material presented in group sessions, while caregivers attended simultaneous group training Caregiver material presented live. Child material prerecorded and facilitated by caregiver Caregiver and teen material presented live at separate times. Caregivers remained close by to ensure teen attention
Timing 90-minute sessions 80-minute Caregiver sessions (where child joined for the last 10-15 minutes)
35-60 minute Caregiver Facilitated Videos
60-minute Caregiver and 60-minute teen session
Worksheets Worksheets provided in-person Both groups received workbooks in the mail
Visual Materials Visuals through posters in group room Visuals presented in PowerPoint
Clinician Involvement Two Doctoral or Masters Level Clinicians (One leading Child/Teen group, one leading Caregiver group) Same psychologist leading both groups
Staff Involvement Behavior Assistant in Child/Teen groups No Behavioral Tech support in home
A graduate student provided assistance in the Teen group
Learning Materials All the Same Material Covered