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With any accident or major trauma, getting psychological support and counseling is equally important as receiving the primary treatment. Sometimes, traumatic periods in a person's life can really impact and exhaust the psyche and these present mood problems may be a manifestation of such impact. Also part of the accident, there can be organic changes in the brain (changes in neurotransmitters and other chemicals) that may affect mood and behavior. I suggest that aside from the usual physical treatments, it should also be discussed with his doctors regarding counseling and providing psychosocial support. Regards and God bless.
Is this usual?