This study investigates the effectiveness of a new intervention called Impulsive Decision Reduction Training for Youth (IDRT-Y). It aims to reduce impulsive and risky decision-making in adolescents aged 10 to 17. The study focuses on helping these young individuals make more thoughtful decisions by increasing their future orientation.

Participants will take part in 8 therapy sessions over 8 weeks, which can be completed online. They will also complete surveys about their decision-making and their experiences with the therapy. This study will provide counseling and education at no cost, and participants can receive compensation in the form of e-gift cards.

• Who can participate: Children and adolescents aged 10 to 17, with or without disruptive behavior or substance use disorders, can participate. Participants must be willing to engage in 8 therapy sessions over 8 weeks and be able to speak and read English at a fourth-grade level. Caregivers must be legal guardians and able to speak and read English at an eighth-grade level.
• Study details: Participants will attend 8 therapy sessions over 8 weeks, which focus on reducing risky decision-making. They will also complete surveys about their experiences. Counseling and education are provided at no cost, and participants can earn up to $300 in e-gift cards.
• Study Timelines and Visits: The study will last 24 weeks. The study requires 8 visits.