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. 2015 Sep;48:82–89. doi: 10.1016/j.jbtep.2015.02.007

Table 4.

Participant feedback: descriptions and illustrative quotations.

Positive views (n = 11)
General: Lovely, really enjoyed it
Excellent, very worth doing
Enlightening
Learning new skills: I learnt my mood can affect my thinking
[I learnt] how to weigh up conclusions
I learnt a different way of thinking: don't JTC; feel strong and confident’;
I learnt connections to behaviours and beliefs and mental health - touched me deeply
Application of new skills: Now I look at the evidence – a lot of it was paranoia; the way I process my thoughts
I think about the reasons why the police may not be following me – I look at things objectively
I try not to JTC: I assess my mood
It gave me another perspective; not look at things as they appear, but look from a different angle.’
Relationship with the therapist: They showed concern toward me
The way the therapist explained things – it was a good chat
Impact on mood and confidence: I feel a lot stronger – I was feeling dreadful before
Thinking differently makes me feel better
Made me more motivated –it's going to be okay
More relaxed and not so prone to getting tense when I am outdoors
Neutral or negative views (n = 6)
General: It was okay, but a bit boring
Same as before with [previous psychologist] but more paperwork
Not relevant to personal problems: No, it's not what the doctor prescribes'
Not really [relevant]; some of the questions did not really apply to me
The whole JTC thing is not relevant to me. I don't think I JTC
It is not giving any remedy
Belief that therapy cannot help: [I don't think] anything can help
Wasn't really that helpful; can't feel good without alcohol
Ideas for improvements (n = 4)
Personalising Sessions: The videos are a bit too vague; not very concise and relevant
Couldn't apply everything to my situation – ok here but if I was at home would be different
Make more personalised and focus on aspects of distress
Tailor more issues
Length of Sessions: [Sessions could be] shorter – 45 min
Longer sessions or more of them