September 10, 2025BMC Digital HealthOpen Access

User-centered development of internet- and mobile-based interventions for sexual problems and well-being: insights from a qualitative study

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Key findings revealed that destigmatization and expert knowledge are crucial for an effective IMI targeting sexual problems.
Preferred content topics included communication and addressing sexualized violence, with many open to using IMIs with partners.
Conducted semi-structured interviews with adults reporting sexual problems in Germany, focusing on user perspectives.
Implications support the development of inclusive and responsive IMIs adaptable to various psychotherapeutic contexts.

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Qualitative study identifies user needs for internet- and mobile-based interventions, highlighting destigmatization and content preferences.

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Qualitative study identifies user needs for internet- and mobile-based interventions, highlighting destigmatization and content preferences.