How do you treat TBI-associated aggression?  

Propranolol has the best evidence, but you can also consider Depakote (since there is an increased risk of seizure as well) or an atypical antipsychotic. Fleminger et al., PMID 17054165 Williamson et al., PMID 31289093 Khalili et al., PMID 32002583

Aggression with TBI is often associated with impulsivity and seizure disorder. Depakote offers a safe choice for the impulsive anger and seizure disorders. Propanolol is helpful to cut down the sympathetic tone, and thus calming patients. SGAs are good for PRN use and add-on if the full dose of D...