… : Young people with paediatric acquired brain injury (pABI) are twice as likely to develop a
mood disorder as their peers, frequently have significant unmet socio-emotional needs, and …

… acquired brain injury (ABI) are at risk of a range of neuropsychiatric and behavioural
disorders… problems can protect against mood disorder associated with sense of loss, but create …

… Research design and methods: A prospective within-subjects repeated measures design
was used with an intervention sample of 17 adults with acquired brain injury. Baseline and post…

… of acquired brain injury there is a group of disorders … to indicate subjective emotional
states; the term “mood” is … no proper place for episodic affective disorders in the ICD or …

… roles, (2) psychosocial and emotional adjustment as main treatment goals, with … , emotional
disorders, or reduced psychosocial functioning after moderate-to-severe acquired brain injury…

… acquired brain injury (for example, stroke), can and do result in anxiety and mood disorders
… presentation and assessment of mood and anxiety disorders following traumatic brain injury…

… Both in individuals with and without brain injury, the occurrence of mood disorders has been
… Furthermore, in this study, depressive disorders were related to lesions in the left basal …

… It is possible that participants with ABI in the present study did not exhibit the same degree
or type of depression as people with major affective disorders and thus scores were similar to …

… are common following acquired brain injury. However, due … mood difficulties after acquired
brain injury. When the brain injury and its consequences are severe, the assessment of mood …

… of affective disorders after brain injury, leading to claims that anything from 10 to 77% of
individuals suffering acquired brain injury suffer from “major affective disorder… ” affective disorder. …