Multimodal Neurofunctional Assessment of a Single-Session Awareness Integration Therapy Outcomes: A Case Study.
Foojan Zeine, Bashar Qatanany, Sueda Sahinoglu et al.
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Case in brief
A 28-year-old Filipino woman living in Dubai presented with relationship-related concerns and anxiety symptoms and received a single session of Awareness Integration Therapy (AIT). Assessment included pre- and post-session 21-channel quantitative EEG, focused transcranial Doppler screening, real-time autonomic nervous system monitoring, and qualitative reports. The authors described meaningful changes in subjective emotional processing and in biomarkers related to cognitive-affective regulation during and after the intervention. The report does not provide specific biomarker values or establish whether the changes persisted beyond the assessment period.
What made this case unusual
The case paired a single-session psychotherapy intervention with multimodal, real-time neurophysiological monitoring, including EEG, transcranial Doppler screening, and autonomic biosignals.
Diagnostic / clinical pearl
In this case, subjective reports and neurophysiological measures were assessed together; the reported changes are preliminary and do not establish AIT efficacy.
Why it matters
The authors call for well-designed randomized controlled trials to assess AIT and its neurobehavioral substrates in clinical settings.