Investigating the Effectiveness of a Family Intervention after Acquired Brain or Spinal Cord Injury: A Randomized Controlled Trial.

At the eight-month follow-up, the between-group difference remained significant (mean difference of 4.59 points) on the MCS, whereas that on the CBS was borderline significant (mean change of −0.14 points).

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In consistency with our hypotheses, the results showed significant between-group differences, with the family intervention showing more benefits compared with psychoeducation on our primary outcome measures, including improvement in mental-health-related QoL at the two-month and eight-month follow-ups, and on reducing caregiver burden at the two-month follow-up, and borderline significance at the eight-month follow-up.

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