Work-focused Versus Generic Internet-based Interventions for Stress-related Disorders

Internet-based Cognitive-behavioural therapy protocol was based on contemporary CBT techniques adapted for adjustment disorders, and recovery from work training inspired by Hahn et al. \[50\]. The iCBT program consisted of ten modules distributed over ten weeks, with modules lasting 60-120 min per week.

The Work-focused Cognitive-behavioural therapy consisted of the exact generic iCBT-modules included in the first experimental group and of additional work-focused modules adapted for adjustment disorders. The W-iCBT added about 2-3 regular pages compared to the generic iCBT.