Behavioral couples therapy for brain injury: single case methodology with bi-phasic design.

Objectives: To explore the outcomes of Behavioral Couples Therapy (BCT) for couples with brain injury.

Background: Brain injury can result in communication, emotional and behavioral disturbances, leading to higher levels of depression, anxiety and relationship distress. Currently, no study has explored the outcomes of BCT in couples impacted by brain injury.

All change: a stroke inpatient service's experience of a new clinical neuropsychology delivery model.

Adults presenting to stroke services are frequently faced with the challenge of adjusting to a different life following a stroke. Difficulties often include cognitive impairments, such as memory deficits, attention and language difficulties, and mood disturbances such as anxiety and depression. It has been highlighted that psychological care for this group is just as important as physical rehabilitation.