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 […]

The Guardian Brain Foundation is providing a brain tumor support group for patients and caregivers. The group will meet virtually twice a month on Wednesday evenings from 7-9 PM. The purpose of the group is to provide a safe space for patients and families to exchange thoughts, ideas and experiences and learn from each other. […]

This group meeting is open to members of the brain tumor community. To protect the privacy of those in attendance, participation in this support group meeting is by invitation only. Therefore, log-in information is not posted on any forward-facing websites. Contact Farnaz Arabshahi or Geri Shaffer for details. This meeting occurs every-other Thursday (bi-weekly) and […]

This group meets online the first Thursday of the month at 1 p.m. Contact Kat Safavi for details. Led by Mount Sinai social workers, nurses, and neurosurgeons, the Glioblastoma Support Group is dedicated to providing a safe space for patients to connect with others and share their experiences, support one another, and exchange strategies. The […]

This group is limited to those whose loved ones are patients at Columbia University Medical Center. This is a weekly group for caregivers of patients with brain tumors. The group meets for 10 weeks at a time in multiple cycles throughout the year. Caregivers are invited to share their honest thoughts and feelings about taking […]