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September 10, 2025

Behavioral Activation for Depression After Traumatic Brain Injury Among Veterans: Feasibility & Outcomes of an OT Intervention

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High acceptability of the behavioral activation intervention was observed among veterans with TBI, indicating positive engagement.
Significant improvements in depression levels and quality of life were reported after the intervention, highlighting its benefits.
The intervention also facilitated better community reintegration for veterans following traumatic brain injury, suggesting broader impacts.
The findings support the effectiveness of occupational therapy strategies in addressing mental health among veterans.

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Abstract Date Presented 04/03/2025 This study evaluated an OT intervention incorporating behavioral activation to treat post–traumatic brain injury (TBI) depression. Results suggested high acceptability and benefits for depression, quality of life, and community reintegration. Primary Author and Speaker: Tracey Vause Earland Additional Authors and Speakers: Catherine Verrier Piersol Contributing Authors: Helene Moriarty, Laraine Winter

Behavioral Activation for Depression After Traumatic Brain Injury Among Veterans: Feasibility & Outcomes of an OT Intervention

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