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Low INTENSITY COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL COMPETENCY Scale Manual Assessment 1 October 2015 LOW INTENSITY COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL COMPETENCY SCALE MANUAL Assessment Sessions Low INTENSITY COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL COMPETENCY Scale Manual Assessment 2 October 2015 INTRODUCTION Low INTENSITY COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL interventions are often delivered by Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners (PWP) who provide guided self-help (GSH) in a coaching style to patients with mild- moderate common mental health problems.

Low Intensity Cognitive Behavioural Competency Scale Manual Assessment 7 October 2015 Establishing and Maintaining Engagement The low intensity cognitive behavioral practitioner or PWP should demonstrate their ability to engage the patient throughout the assessment session.

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