Exploring Ambiguous Loss: Grief Processing after Brain Injury
Panel & Moderated Discussion: March 30 @ 4pm ET
Exploring Ambiguous Loss Support Group: April 3 @ 4pm ET
This two-part workshop is designed to support brain injury survivors and their families in processing grief, fostering connection, and finding strength together. Join us for an inspiring panel discussion and a transformative support group experience.
Grief is a natural part of the healing journey after brain injury, affecting both survivors and their families. Join us for a two-part workshop designed to provide understanding, connection, and support.
Part 1 features an expert-led panel discussion with survivors, family members, and professionals sharing insights and strategies for navigating grief.
Part 2 offers an intimate support group experience, fostering a safe space to process emotions and build community.
Scholarships are available to ensure everyone has the opportunity to participate. The deadline to apply is March 26, 2025.
Space is limited—reserve your spot today!
Meet the Panelists
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Dr. Daniel Ignacio, PhD
As a licensed clinical neuropsychologist, Dr. Daniel Andre Ignacio, PhD MS MA CBIS brings a unique perspective on ambiguous loss and grief from years of professional experience working with survivors and families, as well as his own life as a 17-year severe TBI survivor.
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Tameka Wolfe
The wife of a traumatic brain injury survivor, Tameka shares her journey of navigating grief, supporting recovery, and strengthening relationships through adversity.
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Cynthia Braden
As the mother of a brain injury survivor, Cynthia offers a parent’s perspective on the challenges and triumphs of supporting a loved one through recovery.
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Christa Deànā
The adult daughter of a stroke survivor, Christa Deana brings a unique perspective on the evolving family dynamics following her father's stroke, providing insights into navigating the complex ongoing process of adjustment.
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Moderated by: Cristabelle Braden
Cristabelle Braden, a brain injury survivor, speaker, and founder of Hope Survives, will guide the discussion with her firsthand experience in navigating grief and healing. As a dedicated advocate, she will facilitate meaningful conversations, ensuring an engaging and supportive dialogue for all participants.
Options to Attend - Space is Limited
Support Our Mission & Attend
Our programs are made accessible to everyone through scholarships, ensuring no one is excluded due to financial limitations. For those who are able, we invite you to contribute by supporting the mission of Hope Survives through a suggested registration donation which helps us continue offering vital programs for survivors and families.
Apply for a Scholarship
We believe cost should never be a barrier to healing. Scholarships are available for survivors and families in need. Apply for a scholarship to reserve your seat at no cost. The deadline to apply is March 26, 2025.
Sponsor a Seat for Someone Else
Extend hope and healing by sponsoring a seat for another attendee. For $35, you can give a survivor or family member the opportunity to join this life-changing event.