Identifying mechanisms of posttraumatic growth and recovery following moderate–severe traumatic brain injury: A mixed methods analysis.

Stephanie Agtarap; Steve Bistricky; Adriel Boals; Robin A. Hanks; Paul B. Perrin; Flora M. Hammond; Caroline Hamilton; Mackenzie Peckham; Claire Huston

doi:10.1037/tra0002143

March 12, 2026Psychological Trauma Theory Research Practice and Policy

Identifying mechanisms of posttraumatic growth and recovery following moderate–severe traumatic brain injury: A mixed methods analysis.

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This research aims to identify the sociocognitive mechanisms contributing to posttraumatic growth following traumatic brain injury.
Mixed methods analysis combining qualitative and quantitative data
Focus on psychosocial factors in rehabilitation
Assessment of recovery processes in individuals with moderate-severe brain injury
Highlight the need for sociocognitive considerations in rehabilitation
Demonstrate the relationship between psychosocial growth and recovery in traumatic brain injury

Implication

Mixed methods analysis identifies sociocognitive processes influencing recovery in traumatic brain injury, suggesting new rehabilitation approaches.

Abstract

Results demonstrate the need to incorporate sociocognitive processes absent in rehabilitation frameworks to account for the scientific development of psychosocial growth and healing in the context of TBI. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2026 APA, all rights reserved).

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Identifying mechanisms of posttraumatic growth and recovery following moderate–severe traumatic brain injury: A mixed methods analysis.

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Identifying mechanisms of posttraumatic growth and recovery following moderate–severe traumatic brain injury: A mixed methods analysis.

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