Table 10.

Participants’ experience of termination of the supported period based on their reported reasons for their change in motivation^a.

Domain and categories			Felt ready to leave treatment early (n=5)a,b		Negative reason for their change in motivation (n=8)a,b,c
Termination of supported period
	Feels able to go back to treatment if needed	Typical		Typical
	Happy with how support was terminated	General		None
	Had a conversation with supporter about finishing treatment	Variant		Variant
	No longer a priority, just let it go	Variant		Variant
	Support stopped unexpectedly, felt abandoned	None		Variant
	Felt relieved that support stopped as it was a negative experience	None		Variant

^aGeneral results apply to all cases (ie, 5/5 and 8/8 cases), typical results apply to at least half of the cases (ie, 3-4 of 5 and 5-7 of 8 cases), and variant results apply to fewer than half of the cases (ie, 1-2 of 5 and 1-4 of 8 cases).

^bOnly 13 participants (5/13, 38% participants felt ready to leave treatment early, and 8/13, 62% participants had negative reasons for their change in motivation) reported on the reasons for their change in motivation.

^cReported negative reasons for change in motivation to continue engaging with treatment are not being in a receptive frame of mind, contextual obstacles, and internet-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy not considered personally fitting.