Hope After Head Injury

Brain Injury Support Group

Hope After Head Injury is an uplifting online community providing much-needed support, connection, and resources for brain injury survivors and family members. Through Zoom support groups and an active online presence, we meet survivors where they are: offering hope, compassion, and understanding.

You are not alone.

Many survivors experience fatigue, overstimulation, or other barriers that make in-person support difficult. Our online zoom meetings offer a safe and encouraging space to share experiences, find resources, and connect with others who understand.

Whether it’s through our monthly Zoom groups facilitated by Hope Survives founder Cristabelle Braden or engaging discussions in our online community, Hope After Head Injury provides a compassionate network ready to support you every step of the way.

All are welcome to join our Zoom sessions for a friendly, supportive, & encouraging chat where we can share and encourage each other (virtual) face to (virtual) face!

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Monthly on the 2nd Tuesday

Zoom @ 7:00 PM Eastern (US) | 4:00 PM Pacific (US) | Weds 9:00 AM Australian Eastern Time

Next Meetings:
Aug 12, 2025
Sep 9, 2025
Oct 14, 2025

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Monthly on the 4th Tuesday

Zoom @ 2:00 PM Eastern (US) | 11:00 AM Pacific (US) | 18:00 GMT (UK/EU)

Next Meetings:
Aug 26, 2025
Sep 23, 2025
Oct 28, 2025

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Meet our Facilitator:

Cristabelle Braden
Founder & Executive Director

  • It’s been helpful to hear other people stories because I can relate and it makes me feel less alone

    Anonymous, Brain Injury Survivor

  • I feel more at ease since discovering Hope Survives. I realized that I'm not alone in this journey and have learned lots.

    Marisol M. 

  • [I] feel like I've learned things and it's only the first group I have attended. 

    Charlotte E. 

  • The community has helped me accept my own struggles and not dismiss them due to the fact that I know others suffer more than I do. It feels good to be seen and understood.

    Teresa A. 

  • I have found great joy and encouragement in hearing from others who understand brain injury! There is something about sharing my everyday struggle with those who get it, that helps me to not feel alone. 

    Danielle T. 

  • The community has helped me and encouraged me.

    Reiny H. 

  • It has helped me with accepting my injury and moving forward. 

    Marisol M.