This group is currently meeting via Zoom. Visit http://www.cancersupportstl.org/ for more information. This group is for people impacted by brain cancer at any stage of the journey, from diagnosis to survivorship. Find an opportunity to learn about and discuss issues associated with brain cancer: memory, cognitive losses and challenges, communication, and the impact on family. […]

This group meets virtually. Visit www.njbt.org for more information. This group offers free monthly brain tumor support group meetings for current patients, brain tumor survivors, family members and caregivers, plus social events and resources. More details about meeting dates and current programs can be found at www.njbt.org. Group facilitated by a neuro nurse. This group […]

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 meets virtually. Contact Laura Karfeld for details. Support group for brain tumor patients and caregivers. RSVP required 3 days prior to each scheduled group date by calling 770-205-5292. Group facilitated by clinical oncology social worker. This group meets on the 4th Tuesday of every month. Contact: Laura Karfeld, LCSW 770-667-4117 laura.karfeld@northside.com

This group is held online and open to anyone residing in the state of Illinois who is impacted by a brain tumor diagnosis. The purpose of the group is to share challenges, information and strategies for navigating the cancer experience. Caregivers are welcome. Wellness House offers additional cancer support services at no cost to anyone […]

This is a monthly, online support group for those who have lost someone to brain cancer or a serious neurological disease. Participants are welcome to join 3 months after the death of their loved one and are invited to attend 13 sessions thereafter. Registration is required to attend. Please register by clicking HERE. Group facilitated […]

This group is limited to patients at Columbia University Medical Center. This is a monthly group for anyone with a primary brain tumor. Patients are invited to share their honest thoughts and feelings related to living life with a brain tumor. Discussion topics have included child or grandchild rearing while on treatment, Medicare enrollment, managing […]