“…Research involving people with ID has explored views of psychological interventions and found that the tenets of the therapeutic models, such as dialectical behavioral therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy, are understood by most service users and that one-to-one sessions with an attentive therapist are highly appreciated by people with ID (Lewis, Lewis, & Davies, 2016;MacMahon et al, 2015;Pert et al, 2013;Stenfert Kroese et al, 2016;Thomson & Johnson, 2017). Thus, including people with ND in qualitative research can inform and improve the implementation of evidence-based findings by offering a unique perspective based on their experiences (Evans, Bellon, & Matthews, 2017). This may lead to increased credibility and richness of the findings that can shape the focus and scope of services to better target the needs of people with ID (Evans, Porter, Snooks, & Burholt, 2019).…”