Table 1.

Modules available for the different specific conditions

Mandatory transdiagnostic modules	Optional worry modules	Optional panic modules	Optional social anxiety modules	Optional stress modules	Optional insomnia modules	Optional pain modules	Optional depression‐ and non‐specific modules
•Intro 1 Values and goals •Intro 2 Behavioural activation •Intro 3 Avoidance behaviours and exposure •Last module Relapse prevention and planning for the future	•Worry 1 Functional analysis of worry •Worry 2 Worry time •Worry 3 Worry exposure •Applied relaxation Relaxation training •Problem solving Structured problem solving	•Panic 1 Panic attacks and breathing •Panic 2 Interoceptive exposure •Panic 3 Agoraphobic exposure	•Social anxiety 1 Social anxiety exposure •Social anxiety 2 Self‐focus and safety behaviours	•Stress Planned recovery •Perfectionism Imperfectionism exposure •Assertiveness Say no to tasks •Handle job problems Time management at work •Focus shifting Focus shifting training •Applied relaxation Relaxation training •Mindfulness Mindfulness training	•Sleep problems 1 Sleep diary, winding down, challenge thoughts about sleep •Sleep problems 2 Sleep restriction and stimulus control	•Pain 1 Pain psychoeducation and recognize risk situations •Pain 2 Plan activity despite pain •Applied relaxation	•Negative automatic thoughts Challenge thoughts •Depression 1 Behavioural activation •Depression 2 Challenge negative automatic thoughts •Healthy habits Schedule new habits •Exercise Schedule exercise •Contact with authorities Schedule contacts •Returning to work Plan the return to work •Looking for a new job Schedule job searching

Note. Applied relaxation was used in the optional modules for worry, stress, and pain. As a result, rated compliance with the applied relaxation module was included in the specific, and excluded from the non‐specific, compliance scores for these three conditions.