Study non-completer data and self-reported adherence
Baseline data for study non-completers, i.e., participants who did not complete post-intervention (primary timepoint) measures, were examined. There were no significant differences between study non-completers and completers (those who completed the primary timepoint) across all measures at baseline. At post-intervention, the number of participants who self-reported practising 14 or more sessions (50% +) of the 28 days assigned was 160 (85%) for the intervention group and 167 (88%) for the placebo control. There were no significant differences in self-reported number of sessions completed (M ± SDs) between intervention (20.2 ± 6.54) and control (20.5 ± 6.34) groups, (