 The advantages of using individualised measures have been highlighted in a number of studies e.g., Ashworth et al., 2005. Client-generated measures are evidenced to be user-friendly as individuals themselves identify areas of personal concern. Clinical improvement therefore, is evaluated according to topics of relevance to the individuals concerned. Research indicates that the fact that people themselves identify their own personal problems or goals which are meaningful to them and which reflect their individual needs, leads to more engagement in therapy Turner-Stokes, 2011. Also, individualised measures are flexible and take into account the clients idiosyncratic variables such as personality, socioeconomic status and cultural background Sales Alves, 2012. 