LibGuides: Moderate to Severe Acquired Brain Injury (ABI): Mental Health

Overview

Evidence-based Review of Moderate to Severe Acquired Brain Injury (ERABI): Clinical Guidebook
Chapter 5. Mental Health Following Acquired Brain Injury
This chapter contains a review of the clinical presentation of, and interventions to treat, neurobehavioral sequalae (depression, anxiety, agitation) post ABI. Interventions and descriptions of outcome measures used for these mental health conditions are provided.
ERABI Module 8. Mental Health Issues Post Acquired Brain Injury
Includes a detailed review of the literature.
Depression and Stroke
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada

Core Competencies 17 Emotions: Introduction and learning points
Stroke Training and Awareness Resources (STARs) Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland (CHSS) eLearning

ERABI Mental Health Clinical Tool: Depression
Synthesis of the most current research, guidelines and clinical algorithms pertaining to the rehabilitation of individuals with moderate to severe acquired brain injury. It includes information on the prevalence, risk factors, clinical features, assessment, diagnosis and interventions for depression after ABI. A potential management strategy is included as well.

Patient Health Questionnaire‐2 (PHQ‐2)
AIDS Education & Training Center Program (AETC) National Coordinating Resource Center
Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9)
Stroke Engine
Evidence Reviewed as of before: 11-01-2011

Anxiety Canada
A registered charity and non-profit organization created to raise awareness about anxiety and support access to proven resources and treatment. It contains free, online self-help, and evidence-based tools to help manage anxiety, including the free MindShift® CBT App, My Anxiety Plan (MAP) online courses, and online group therapy MindShift™ CBT Groups.
MindShift® CBT App
My Anxiety Plan (MAP)
MindShift™ CBT Groups