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Figure  1 shows the theoretical model underlying the program based on a cognitive behavioural model.

Safren et al. [ 24] and [ 25] carried out two RCTs investigating the effectiveness of individual, manualised treatment based on a cognitive behavioural model of ADHD symptoms.

As illustrated in Figure 1, the conceptual model in this study is based upon the hypothesis that training (including both individually-guided specific neck exercises and graded aerobic training) and education in pain management (based on a cognitive behavioural approach) is better for increasing the patients' physical quality of life, compared with education in pain management alone.

The CBT content of the two treatments is the same and is based on an empirical cognitive behavioural model of IBS.

Respondents' comments have been organised based on the cognitive behavioural framework as follows: (1) what we do (behaviours); (2) how we think (thoughts); (3) how we feel (feelings); (4) our body (physical); and (5) our world (environment).

"But this study shows that women are less likely to become depressed in the year after childbirth if they are attended by an NHS health visitor who has undergone additional training in specific mental health assessment and in psychological approaches based on either cognitive behavioural or listening techniques".

DiAlert is based on social cognitive behavioural theories, in particular the Health Action Process Approach HAPAA) [ 25].

After piloting, but prior to delivery of the trial, we identified 7 of 24 course components that were based on key cognitive behavioural elements relating to the theoretical foundations of the COPERS intervention, and which we considered to be the most likely to effect participant behaviour change.

The nutrition education program was based on a previously validated cognitive behavioural program for weight loss [ 65] and adapted to focus on healthy food choices for breast cancer survivors.

2. Graded Activity based on cognitive behavioural principles by a physiotherapist.

The original version of DYD was an Internet-based 6-week interactive programme based on cognitive behavioural techniques and the stages of change model (Linke et al., 2004).