Ana-Maria Vranceanu, PhD is the David T. Rovee PhD and Joanne V. Rovee Endowed Professor of Psychology at Harvard Medical School (HMS) and Founding Director of the Center for Health Outcomes and Interdisciplinary Research (CHOIR) within the Department of Psychiatry at Mass General Brigham (MGB). She is a clinical psychologist who conducts federally funded research focused on the development, testing and implementation of psychosocial interventions for patients, care-partners and dyads in both hospital and community settings.Victoria Grunberg, PhD is an Assistant Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and a clinical psychologist in the Center for Health Outcomes and Interdisciplinary Research (CHOIR) and Division of Newborn Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). She leads the Education and Training Core at CHOIR and co-directs the Lifespan Health clinical psychology internship track at MGH. Her federally funded research aims to develop, test, and implementpsychosocial interventions for families coping with critical care illness and stressful reproductive life events as well as for the staff who serve them.

• Chapter 1: Session 1Coping With the Here and Now(Corresponds to Session 1 of the Workbook) Chapter 2: Session 2Coping With Uncertainty(Corresponds to Session 2 of the Workbook) Chapter 3: Session 3Adjusting to Life After an Acute Neurological Illness (ANI)(Corresponds to Session 3 of the Workbook) Chapter 4: Session 4Interpersonal Relationships(Corresponds to Session 4 of the Workbook) Chapter 5: Session 5Engaging with Positive Activities(Corresponds to Session 5 of the Workbook) Chapter 6: Session 6Managing Fear and Worries(Corresponds to Session 6 of the Workbook) Chapter 7: Session 7Making Meaning from Our Experiences(Corresponds to Session 7 of the Workbook)

Ana-Maria Vranceanu, PhD is the David T. Rovee PhD and Joanne V. Rovee Endowed Professor of Psychology at Harvard Medical School (HMS) and Founding Director of the Center for Health Outcomes and Interdisciplinary Research (CHOIR) within the Department of Psychiatry at Mass General Brigham (MGB). She is a clinical psychologist who conducts federally funded research focused on the development, testing and implementation of psychosocial interventions for patients, care-partners and dyads in both hospital and community settings.Victoria Grunberg, PhD is an Assistant Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and a clinical psychologist in the Center for Health Outcomes and Interdisciplinary Research (CHOIR) and Division of Newborn Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). She leads the Education and Training Core at CHOIR and co-directs the Lifespan Health clinical psychology internship track at MGH. Her federally funded research aims to develop, test, and implementpsychosocial interventions for families coping with critical care illness and stressful reproductive life events as well as for the staff who serve them.

• Chapter 1: Session 1Coping With the Here and Now(Corresponds to Session 1 of the Workbook) Chapter 2: Session 2Coping With Uncertainty(Corresponds to Session 2 of the Workbook) Chapter 3: Session 3Adjusting to Life After an Acute Neurological Illness (ANI)(Corresponds to Session 3 of the Workbook) Chapter 4: Session 4Interpersonal Relationships(Corresponds to Session 4 of the Workbook) Chapter 5: Session 5Engaging with Positive Activities(Corresponds to Session 5 of the Workbook) Chapter 6: Session 6Managing Fear and Worries(Corresponds to Session 6 of the Workbook) Chapter 7: Session 7Making Meaning from Our Experiences(Corresponds to Session 7 of the Workbook)

Ana-Maria Vranceanu, PhD is the David T. Rovee PhD and Joanne V. Rovee Endowed Professor of Psychology at Harvard Medical School (HMS) and Founding Director of the Center for Health Outcomes and Interdisciplinary Research (CHOIR) within the Department of Psychiatry at Mass General Brigham (MGB). She is a clinical psychologist who conducts federally funded research focused on the development, testing and implementation of psychosocial interventions for patients, care-partners and dyads in both hospital and community settings.Victoria Grunberg, PhD is an Assistant Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and a clinical psychologist in the Center for Health Outcomes and Interdisciplinary Research (CHOIR) and Division of Newborn Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). She leads the Education and Training Core at CHOIR and co-directs the Lifespan Health clinical psychology internship track at MGH. Her federally funded research aims to develop, test, and implementpsychosocial interventions for families coping with critical care illness and stressful reproductive life events as well as for the staff who serve them.

• Chapter 1: Session 1Coping With the Here and Now(Corresponds to Session 1 of the Workbook) Chapter 2: Session 2Coping With Uncertainty(Corresponds to Session 2 of the Workbook) Chapter 3: Session 3Adjusting to Life After an Acute Neurological Illness (ANI)(Corresponds to Session 3 of the Workbook) Chapter 4: Session 4Interpersonal Relationships(Corresponds to Session 4 of the Workbook) Chapter 5: Session 5Engaging with Positive Activities(Corresponds to Session 5 of the Workbook) Chapter 6: Session 6Managing Fear and Worries(Corresponds to Session 6 of the Workbook) Chapter 7: Session 7Making Meaning from Our Experiences(Corresponds to Session 7 of the Workbook)