Systematic review investigates psychosocial interventions' effects on mental health post-traumatic brain injury, indicating potential benefits.
= 0.30). GRADE certainty of evidence was low for anxiety, depression, distress and suicidality, and very low for alcohol/substance misuse, sleep difficulties/insomnia and sexual dysfunction. Psychosocial interventions appear beneficial for mental health difficulties post-TBI, with most consistent evidence for CBT. Findings will inform Clinical Practice Guidelines.
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