Abstract：
UNASSIGNED: This qualitative study explores patients\' experiences of psychotherapy, focusing on elements perceived as helpful or unhelpful and suggestions for improvement in the context of public mental health care.
UNASSIGNED: A total of 148 adults (Mean age = 32.24, SD = 9.92) who had been or are currently receiving psychological treatment from the National Health Service (NHS) responded to an online survey. The survey included open-ended questions regarding their experiences of psychotherapy, asking them to identify helpful or unhelpful aspects, and suggestions for improvement. Using thematic analysis, key themes were identified.
UNASSIGNED: The analysis highlighted the patient\'s preference for personalized treatment, the importance of therapeutic alliance, the demand for depth in therapy, and life skills and agency as therapeutic outcomes. Participants suggested improvements such as more tailored approaches and stronger therapist-patient relationships, supporting an adaptable, patient-centered model.
UNASSIGNED: The study highlights challenges in public mental health services where patients might feel their specific needs are not being recognized and met and underscores the importance of personalized treatment plans that satisfy and evolve with patient needs, suggesting that therapists must be attentive and responsive to individual desires to enhance the patient experience.
UNASSIGNED: A total of 148 adults (Mean age = 32.24, SD = 9.92) who had been or are currently receiving psychological treatment from the National Health Service (NHS) responded to an online survey. The survey included open-ended questions regarding their experiences of psychotherapy, asking them to identify helpful or unhelpful aspects, and suggestions for improvement. Using thematic analysis, key themes were identified.
UNASSIGNED: The analysis highlighted the patient\'s preference for personalized treatment, the importance of therapeutic alliance, the demand for depth in therapy, and life skills and agency as therapeutic outcomes. Participants suggested improvements such as more tailored approaches and stronger therapist-patient relationships, supporting an adaptable, patient-centered model.
UNASSIGNED: The study highlights challenges in public mental health services where patients might feel their specific needs are not being recognized and met and underscores the importance of personalized treatment plans that satisfy and evolve with patient needs, suggesting that therapists must be attentive and responsive to individual desires to enhance the patient experience.
摘要：
■这项定性研究探讨了患者的心理治疗经验，重点关注被认为有帮助或没有帮助的因素，并在公共精神卫生保健的背景下提出改进建议。
■共有148名成年人（平均年龄=32.24，SD=9.92）已经或正在接受国家卫生服务机构（NHS）的心理治疗。调查包括关于他们心理治疗经验的开放式问题，要求他们识别有用或无用的方面，和改进建议。使用主题分析，确定了关键主题。
■分析强调了患者对个性化治疗的偏好，治疗联盟的重要性，对深度治疗的需求，以及生活技能和代理作为治疗结果。参与者建议改进，例如更量身定制的方法和更牢固的治疗师-患者关系，支持一个适应性强的，以患者为中心的模式。
该研究强调了公共精神卫生服务中的挑战，患者可能会感到他们的特定需求没有得到认可和满足，并强调了满足患者需求并发展的个性化治疗计划的重要性。这表明治疗师必须对个人的欲望有专注和反应，以增强患者的体验。
■共有148名成年人（平均年龄=32.24，SD=9.92）已经或正在接受国家卫生服务机构（NHS）的心理治疗。调查包括关于他们心理治疗经验的开放式问题，要求他们识别有用或无用的方面，和改进建议。使用主题分析，确定了关键主题。
■分析强调了患者对个性化治疗的偏好，治疗联盟的重要性，对深度治疗的需求，以及生活技能和代理作为治疗结果。参与者建议改进，例如更量身定制的方法和更牢固的治疗师-患者关系，支持一个适应性强的，以患者为中心的模式。
该研究强调了公共精神卫生服务中的挑战，患者可能会感到他们的特定需求没有得到认可和满足，并强调了满足患者需求并发展的个性化治疗计划的重要性。这表明治疗师必须对个人的欲望有专注和反应，以增强患者的体验。
