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Reductions in alexithymia and emotion dysregulation after training emotional self-awareness following traumatic brain injury: A phase I trial

Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation Sep 22, 2017

Neumann D, et al. - The acceptability and initial efficacy of an emotional self-awareness treatment at reducing alexithymia and emotion dysregulation in participants with traumatic brain injury (TBI) were examined. This study was the first to publish on treating alexithymia post-TBI. For emotional self-awareness and emotion regulation, positive changes were identified; some changes were maintained several months posttreatment. For this novel intervention, findings justified advancing to the next investigational phase.
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