Table 1.

Features of parent and child which treatment was evaluated by professionals in 19 group interviews.

N	Parent			Child			Treatment period2	Professionals3 in group interview
	DSM-5	C	Age1	DSM-5	C	Age2		AMHS	CAMHS
01	Personality disorder	1	23	Parent-child relational problem	0	24	10	1	1
02	Personality disorder	4	32	Post-traumatic stress disorder	2	1	24	1	1
03	Personality disorder	1	43	Parent-child relational problem	0	9	18	1	1
04	Personality disorder	1	30	Post-traumatic stress disorder	1	24	27	2	1
05	Personality disorder	1	36	Unspecified neurodevelopmental disorder	1	52	15	1	1
06	Personality disorder	2	18	Unspecified neurodevelopmental disorder	1	24	16	2	2
07	Bipolar disorder	1	33	Parent-child relational problem	0	3	13	3	2
08	Depressive disorder	0	30	Parent-child relational problem	0	60	9	1	2
09	Depressive disorder	1	26	Parent-child relational problem	0	7	20	1	1
10	Depressive disorder	0	39	Parent-child relational problem	0	12	14	1	2
11	Anxiety disorder	0	32	Parent-child relational problem	0	10	8	2	2
12	Anxiety disorder	2	28	Parent-child relational problem	0	4	10	2	1
13	Autism spectrum disorder	2	33	Autism spectrum disorder	1	24	16	1	2
14	Autism spectrum disorder	0	44	Parent-child relational problem	0	11	33	1	2
15	Autism spectrum disorder	1	33	Parent-child relational problem	0	48	15	1	3
16	Post-traumatic stress disorder	0	37	Unspecified neurodevelopmental disorder	1	60	30	1	2
17	Post-traumatic stress disorder	0	38	Parent-child relational problem	1	8	15	3	1
18	Post-traumatic stress disorder	2	27	Parent-child relational problem	0	8	20	2	2
19	Other specified trauma and stressor-related disorder	1	30	Parent-child relational problem	0	12	8	2	1

C, comorbidity disorders;

¹amount in years;

²amount in months;

³categories of professionals: psychiatrist, psychotherapist, psychologist (clinical psychologist, general psychologist), group therapist, family or couples' therapist, nurse (nurse specialist, community psychiatric nurse), professional in home treatment.