Emma Robinson

TL;DR: Both clinician- and technician-assisted iCBT treatment resulted in large effect sizes and clinically significant improvements comparable to those associated with face-to-face treatment, while a delayed treatment control group did not improve.

TL;DR: Both clinician- and technician-assisted iCBT treatment resulted in large effect sizes and clinically significant improvements comparable to those associated with face-to-face treatment, while a delayed treatment/control group did not improve.

TL;DR: Both measures were sensitive to change, although the GAD-7 appeared to be more sensitive and may, therefore, confer some advantages in clinical work.

TL;DR: Modifications to the Anxiety program, based on post-treatment feedback from treatment group participants, were associated with improved outcomes in the control group, indicating that transdiagnostic programs for anxiety disorders may be successfully administered via the Internet.

TL;DR: In this paper, the efficacy of an Internet-based clinician-assisted computerized cognitive behavioural treatment (CaCCBT) program for generalized anxiety was evaluated using a clinical questionnaire.