| Index categories | Categories |
| 1) Design of treatment | 1) Structure and layout of the groups |
| (53 MU) | 2) Group size |
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| 3) Patient category |
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| 4) Individual calls before, during, after |
| 2) Conditions before treatment | 5) Attitudes before the start of the group process |
| (58 MU) | 6) Reflections on getting help earlier |
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| 7) Life situation and state of health at group start |
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| 8) Preparations for group therapy |
| 3) Conditions during treatment | 9) Experiences during ongoing treatment |
| (81 MU) | 10) Interaction in the group |
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| 11) The group as a role model for how to behave |
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| 12) Confirmation/Validation |
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| 13) The instructors as group leaders |
| 4) Experiences of normalization | 14) Normalization |
| (73 MU) | 15) My reaction is normal |
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| 16) Insights on how others feel |
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| 17) Does the look change when you feel bad? |
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| 18) Opportunities to get new perspectives in the group and to contribute to others with such |
| 5) CBT methods and strategies | 19) Work on forms, such as “Situation Analysis” and “Acceptance” |
| (69 MU) | 20) Breathing |
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| 21) Mindfulness and relaxation |
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| 22) Psycho education ? knowledge and facts |
| 6) Interventions dealing with anxiety | 23) Acceptance |
| (84 MU) | 24) Own care |
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| 25) Homework during group time |
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| 26) Increased knowledge about oneself |
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| 27) Changed thinking strategies |
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| 28) Exposure/Stop avoiding |
| 7) Side effects | 29) Integrity when you want |
| (52 MU) | 30) Increased openness |
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| 31) To get support from a relative |
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| 32) Exercise |