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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. A crucial aspect of the PWP role is the assessment of patients, aiming to identify the patient s main presenting problem and evaluate the suitability of the specific style of the low INTENSITY clinical method and model of intervention for the patient, their problems and their goals. Assessment competencies are also essential in ensuring the safety of the patient and in the right choice of treatment .

of three factors (a) capability to perform behavior change (b) the opportunity to carry out necessary behavior change and (c) the motivation for behavior change. During assessment, practitioners should utilize the COM-B model to inform and influence the gathering and synthesis of information to aid clinical decision-making and treatment planning.

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