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Watch this video before starting the module

Module ID iCBT for Tinnitus self-help, Module number 7
Title Final Assessment and 4C
Author

Dr. Hashir Aazh
(Tinnitus and Hyperacusis Team-lead at the Royal Surrey County Hospital)
Collaborators

Professor Brian C.J. Moore
(Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge)

Dr Fiona Seaman-Thornton
(Clinical Psychologist at the Royal Surrey County Hospital)
Duration 10 pages

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Final Assessment and 4C

Welcome to this final assessment module. It is required to complete this assessment section one month after finishing all of the 6 modules of this i-CBT programme. Please answer the questions to the best of your knowledge. Based on the answers you provide a report will be developed automatically and will be sent to your email address. The report will include recommendations for further medical evaluations and/or psychological support (if indicated). This report will remain confidential but you may share it with your doctor, audiologist, or other relevant healthcare providers.

This assessment module has 3 aims:

  • Assess your progress in tinnitus management.
  • Enhance your confidence and motivation in using CBT skills for tinnitus management.
  • Evaluate the usefulness of this iCBT programme for future improvement of this service and research.

Service evaluation questions

For each question please choose one number.

How effective was iCBT in helping you manage your tinnitus?
Are you able to manage your tinnitus differently compared to before you started the iCBT?

Please rate the effectiveness of each of the iCBT modules in helping you manage your tinnitus?

Doing a “Behavioural Experiment” and reflecting on its outcome
Filling in the “Diary of Thoughts” and reflecting on them
Completing the Assessment & 4C questions
Learning about Positive Psychology
General learning about CBT for tinnitus
Learning how to challenge your negative thoughts

Screening for symptoms of anxiety and depression

Please answer these questions with regard to general anxiety and depression symptoms. These do not have to be related to tinnitus. Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by any of the following problems?

Feeling nervous, anxious or on edge
Not being able to stop or control worrying
Little interest or pleasure in doing things
Feeling down, depressed or hopeless

4C TINNITUS MANAGEMENT QUESTIONNAIRE

For each question please select one number based on how you are feeling now.

How confident are you that you are able to carry out your day-to-day tasks even with tinnitus?
How confident are you that you are able to rest and relax even with tinnitus?
How confident are you that you can enjoy your life fully even with tinnitus?
How confident are you that you can do all the above without using any distraction or avoidance (e.g., background music or tinnitus maskers)?

4C results

Based on your responses to the 4C questionnaire, your total score for tinnitus management is XX%.

In the other words, there is about XX% scope for further positive changes to your current tinnitus management skills.

Well done for managing your tinnitus very well.

In the next few pages we will focus on:

  1. Exploring the ways that you currently manage your tinnitus
  2. Identifying your strengths and weaknesses in coping with tinnitus
  3. Planning for a way forward

4C: At the times that you are aware of your tinnitus, how confident you are that you can still complete your day-to-day tasks?

For the question asking “how confident you are that you can still complete your day to day tasks even with tinnitus” you gave a response of XX.

Why not 0? Use the space below to type your reasons that you didn’t give yourself 0.
Use the space below to type your thoughts about why you gave yourself 0.

Now think what can help you to move to a higher number? What would you need to be doing differently if you were to give yourself a 10 out of 10 in being confident in completing your day-to-day tasks even with tinnitus? Use the space below to type your ideas about what might help you to move to a higher number on this question:

4C: At the times that you are aware of your tinnitus, loud and clear, how confident are you that you can still rest and relax?

For the question asking “how confident you are that you can still rest and relax even with tinnitus” you gave a response of XX.

Why not 0? Use the space below to type your reasons that you didn’t give yourself 0.
Use the space below to type your thoughts about why you gave yourself 0.

Now think what can help you to move to a higher number? What would you need to be doing differently if you were to give yourself a 10 out of 10 in being confident that you can rest and relax even with tinnitus? Use the space below to type your ideas about what might help you to move to a higher number on this question:

4C: How confident are you that you can enjoy your life fully even with tinnitus?

For the question asking “How confident you are that you can enjoy your life fully even with tinnitus” you gave a response of XX.

Why not 0? Use the space below to type your reasons that you didn’t give yourself 0.
Use the space below to type your thoughts about why you gave yourself 0.

Now think what can help you to move to a higher number? What would you need to be doing differently if you were to give yourself a 10 out of 10 in being confident that you can enjoy your life even with tinnitus? Use the space below to type your ideas about what can help you to move to a higher number on this question:

4C: How confident are you that you can do your day to day tasks, rest and relax, and enjoy your life without using any distraction or avoidance (e.g., background music or tinnitus maskers)?

The ultimate goal of tinnitus management based on CBT is to enable you to lead a normal satisfying life without having to be dependent on any device, background noise etc. For the question asking “How confident are you that you can do all the above without using any distraction or avoidance (e.g., background music or tinnitus maskers)” you gave a response of XX.

Why not 0? Use the space below to type your reasons that you didn’t give yourself 0.
Use the space below to type your thoughts about why you gave yourself 0.

Now think what can help you to move to a higher number? What would you need to be doing differently if you were to give yourself a 10 out of 10 in being confident that you can manage your tinnitus without using any avoidance techniques? Use the space below to type your ideas about what can help you to move to a higher number on this question:

4C summary

Here is a summary of your ideas on how to improve your tinnitus management:

4C aspects
Your ideas on how to improve

Improving your confidence that you can complete your day to day tasks despite tinnitus

Improving your confidence that you can still rest and relax

Improving your confidence that you can enjoy a satisfying life despite your tinnitus

Improving your confidence that you can do all of the above without using any distraction or avoidance (e.g., background music or tinnitus maskers)

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