Are you aged 18 to early 40s and living with a brain tumor? Would you like to gather monthly to meet with your peers? You are invited to join the monthly online peer-led UCSF Young Adult Brain Tumor Support Group. This is a safe and welcoming place for you to authentically express yourself, build resilience, […]

Adolescent Young Adult Chats is a weekly chat for survivors – run for survivors, by survivors! They include games, topic based discussion, and a great chance to connect with peers. swagenr@cbtf.org

This group is limited to patients at Columbia University Medical Center. This is a weekly group for young adults with brain tumors to connect with one another for emotional support. This is a positive space to express your thoughts and feelings related to living life with a brain tumor. Discussion topics include body image, infertility, […]

This group is currently meeting on Zoom. Contact Alice Rogers for details. This group welcomes patients experiencing brain tumors to discuss their experiences, share in discussion, and receive mutual support. The group is an open forum. You are welcome to bring topics for discussion, articles, resources, questions, etc. to share. *during holidays, group meets 2nd Monday […]

First Mondays Cancer Support Groups take place virtually on the first Monday of every month. If the first Monday falls on a national holiday, it will take place on the second Monday of the month. Participants do not need to be IU Health patients to participate. The Brain Tumor Support Group is facilitated by a […]

Sarah Cannon Cancer Institute at Swedish Medical Center hosts monthly online support groups. In these safe spaces, you can discuss your feelings openly and honestly. Facilitated by licensed social workers, these support groups are open forums for cancer patients and caregivers to meet, network, and share their feelings, concerns and fears. Register at SwedishHospital.com/classes Caregivers […]

This on-going support group is held virtually and bi-weekly. It provides a safe environment to connect with other patients and those caring for loved ones with brain tumors. There will be opportunity to share personal experiences, ways of coping, and resources with each other. There is also another online group for caregivers/spouses. If you are […]