The relationship between self-compassion and self-worth in patients with traumatic brain injury: a latent profile analysis and examination of influencing factors

This study uncovered heterogeneous profiles characterizing the relationship between self-compassion and self-worth in patients with traumatic brain injury and identified gender, death anxiety, and social support as key influencing factors. These findings underscore the necessity for targeted psychological interventions, such as enhancing social support and reducing death anxiety, to improve self-compassion in TBI patients, thereby fostering self-worth and quality of life.