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Continuity Therapy for couples living with acquired brain injury: a non-randomised uncontrolled feasibility study

2026-03-13

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<p>Background: Brain injuries can have a significant negative impact on marriages/partnerships. Available interventions either require specialists trained in relationship therapy (which most rehabilitation services do not have access to) or offer more structured manualised approaches that are restricted in scope and have generally led to only small or no improvement. Continuity Therapy was developed to provide a m...

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