Condition: Common Mental Health Problems · Anxiety · Depression Disorders · Sponsor: Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust
The goal of this clinical trial is to understand how to deliver online group therapy for adults with common mental health problems in a personalised way. This study will test a new online group therapy program for various common mental health problems like anxiety and depression. The therapy is based on an approach called the Unified Protocol, which includes eight modules teaching different coping skills. The therapy will be delivered via a video call and a website, which will also have helpful videos and information about coping skills. Aims: 1. Does changing the order of the therapy modules affect how well treatment works or how many patients drop-out of treatment? 2. Do some modules work better for different patients based on their individual features and if patients receive the therapy module that is most likely to be helpful for them first, does it mean they have a better chance of feeling better by the end of treatment? 3. Does online group therapy work as well to treat common mental health problems as standard care (individual cognitive behavioural therapy \[CBT\])? Hypotheses: 1. Changing the order of therapy modules will not change how well therapy works or how many people drop-out. 2. Patients with specific profiles (based on their individual characteristics) will benefit more from some treatment modules and will see greater improvements in their symptoms if they received their best therapy module before other modules 3. There will be no differences in overall t…
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Melanie Simmonds-Buckley, PhD · +443000 212 456 · melanie.simmonds-buckley@nhs.net
Jeannie McKie, PGDiP · +443000 212 456 · j.mckie@nhs.net
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| Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust | Doncaster, South Yorkshire, United Kingdom | Not Yet Recruiting |
| Devon Partnership NHS Trust | Exeter, United Kingdom | Recruiting |
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