The present study was a follow-up to the study conducted by
Hadjistravropoulos et al. (2012). The objectives of this study were to
contribute to the literature on training in guided ICBT by investigating
perceptions of ICBT reported by clinical psychology graduate students,
who provided guided ICBT for the treatment of depression, anxiety,
and/or panic disorder and also to examine students' perceptions of factors
that facilitated their training aswell as variables thatmade learning
and delivering guided ICBT challenging. A qualitative approach was utilized
to gain comprehensive first-hand perspectives on the subject that
could be used to develop practical recommendations for training in
guided ICBT.