EVALUATION FORM FOR INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP COUNSELLING SESSIONS

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EVALUATION FORM FOR INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP COUNSELLING SESSIONS Thank you for agreeing to take part in our evaluation. Your response is anonymous and helps us to evaluate and improve our service. We value all feedback, both positive and negative and if you prefer not to answer some of the questions we would still appreciate your input. Your responses are anonymous. You cannot be identified by the returned questionnaire. Please Tick one ONE response for each question. 1. Booking and reception 1.1 My initial booking was handled effectively Tick one Strongly 1.2 The first contact was helpful and welcoming (if relevant) Tick one Strongly 1.3 The waiting area was comfortable and pleasant Tick one Strongly 1.4 I didn't have to wait too long for my first appointment Tick one Strongly

1.5 I was happy with arrangements for booking further sessions (if relevant) Tick one Strongly Your Counsellor 2. Your relationship with your counsellor 2.1 I felt safe and able to tell my counsellor what I needed to Tick one Strongly 2.2 I felt understood by my counsellor Tick one Strongly Individual counselling 3. General 3.1 In general, I was pleased with the arrangements for counselling Tick one Strongly

3.2 The counselling room was appropriate (quietness, comfort appearance) Tick one Strongly 3.3 I benefited from counselling Tick one Strongly 4. Outcome of Counselling 4.1 My relationships and / or social life improved Tick one 4.2 I have abstained from my addiction during my therapy Tick one 4.3 I have cut down my addiction behaviour Tick one By 1-10 percent By 11-25 percent By 26 49 percent By 50-75 percent By over 75 percent 4.4 I am managing better in my studies / at work Tick one

4.5 I understand myself better Tick one 4.6 I can cope better with my feelings Tick one 4.7 I feel better about myself Tick one 4.8 I am better at managing problems Tick one 4.9 I am happier and enjoy life more Tick one 4.10 Use this box if you would like to make further comments on the outcome of your counselling.

5. Your Counselling Process 5.1 Approximately how long did you wait for your first appointment? Tick one Appointment was on the day I first asked for one Less than one week 7-14 days 14-28 days More than four weeks 5.2 The number of counselling sessions were Several too few A little too few Just right A little too many Several too many 5.3 What is the best description of how your counselling ended? Tick one I am still receiving a regular support service from my counsellor I am now receiving help in relapse prevention programme or was referred to another source of help I became aware of my problems and was able to deal with my addiction I had had all the sessions that were offered without any decision as to whether I felt better Counselling was not helping, and my counsellor and I agreed to stop Counselling was not helping, and I stopped coming without wanting to discuss it with my counsellor 5.4 If there was another reason or you wish to give more details please use this space to explain

Group Therapy (if relevant) 6. General 6.1 In general, I was pleased with the arrangements for group therapy Tick one Strongly 6.2 The meeting room was appropriate (quietness, comfort appearance) Tick one Strongly 6.3 I benefited from group therapy Tick one 7. Outcome of Group Therapy 7.1 My relationships and / or social life improved Tick one 7.2 I have abstained from my addiction during my therapy Tick one

7.3 I have cut down my addiction behaviour Tick one By 1-10 percent By 11-25 percent By 26 49 percent By 50-75 percent By over 75 percent 7.4 I am managing better in my studies / at work Tick one 7.5 I understand myself better Tick one 7.6 I can cope better with my feelings Tick one 7.7 I feel better about myself Tick one 7.8 I am better at managing problems Tick one

7.9 I am happier and enjoy life more Tick one 7.10 Use this box if you would like to make further comments on the outcome of your group therapy. 8. Your Group Therapy Process 8.1 Approximately how long did you wait for your first group session? Tick one Appointment was on the day I first asked for one Less than one week 7-14 days 14-28 days More than four weeks 8.2 The number of group sessions were Tick one Several too few A little too few Just right A little too many Several too many 8.3 What is the best description of how your group therapy ended? Tick one I am still receiving a regular support service from my counsellor I am now receiving help in relapse prevention programme or was referred to another source of help I became aware of my problems and was able to deal with my addiction I had had all the sessions that were offered without any decision as to whether I felt better Group Therapy was not helping, and my counsellor and I agreed to stop Group Therapy was not helping. I stopped coming without wanting to discuss it with my counsellor 8.4 If there was another reason or you wish to give more details please use this space to explain

24/7 Telephone Support 9. 24/7 Telephone Support 9.1 I have used this service Tick one Not used it but I am glad it is available Not used it at all and do not plan to 9.2 Telephone support complimented formal counselling and/or group therapy sessions Tick one Strongly 9.3 I found it easy to work with my Counsellor using the telephone Tick one Strongly 9.4 I was able to communicate well using this form of communication method Tick one Strongly 9.5 I found telephone support helpful Tick one Strongly 9.6 Overall, I am pleased with this additional service Tick one Strongly

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