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. 2025 Aug 22;15:30896. doi: 10.1038/s41598-025-16074-6

Table 1.

Individual effects of studies that applied trauma-focused therapies.

Variable Study Therapy n d CI 95%
Upper limit Lower limit
Pain Hsu et al.41 ASA versus TAU 45 − 1.20 − 1.84 − 0.57
Gillis et al.40 WED versus NW 69 0.75 0.26 1.24
Lumley et al.43 EAET versus P-CBT 154 − 1.02 − 1.36 − 0.68
Ziadni et al.49 EAET-I versus TAU 75 − 2.35 − 2.95 − 1.74
Carty et al.39 EAET-I versus TAU 62 − 3.45 − 4.24 − 2.66
Yarns et al.48 EAET versus P-CBT 53 − 1.95 − 2.60 − 1.29
Hasha et al.36 TRT versus WL 76 0.00 − 0.45 0.45
Emotional distress Slavin-Spenny et al.46 AAET versus RT 98 1.05 0.63 1.47
Thakur et al.47 EAET versus RT 72 0.52 0.05 0.99
Ziadni et al.49 EAET-I versus TAU 75 − 3.02 − 3.70 − 2.34
Carty et al.39 EAET-I versus TAU 62 − 2.41 − 3.07 − 1.74

AAET anger awareness and expression training, ASA affective self-awareness, EAET emotional awareness and expression therapy, EAET-I emotional awareness and expression interview, NW neutral writing, P-CBT pain-focused cognitive-behavioral therapy, RT relaxation training, TAU treatment as usual, TRT teaching recovery techniques, WED written emotional disclosure, WL waitlist control group.