The Re-entry Continuum for Brain Injury (RCBI) intervention significantly lowers recidivism rates among incarcerated men with traumatic brain injury (TBI) up to 3 years postrelease.
RCBI participants demonstrated improved brain injury coping skills and executive functioning compared to treatment as usual (TAU) controls.
The intervention reduced behavioral infractions during incarceration, reflecting better behavioral control and adjustment.
No significant changes were found in aggression or hostility measures, indicating targeted benefits specifically on cognitive and coping domains.
