This group welcomes young adult brain survivors aged 18-30 to meet others and share their experiences. Contact Brittany.lawton@piedmont.org to enroll. Group facilitated by a licensed social worker. This group meets on the 2nd Tuesday of every month. Virtual - contact supportgroups@sbtf.org for Zoom info Contact: Brittany Lawton, LMSW Brittany.lawton@piedmont.org  

This online support group is available to support patients and families through peer support and education by professional guests. Discover how others have coped with challenges and discover ways improve quality of life. This group is led by a facilitator and often includes guest speakers. Open to California residents. No class fee. This group meets […]

All Sylvester patients diagnosed with a brain tumor (primary or metastatic) and their caregivers are welcome to attend. This group is designed to nurture physical and mental health through Art Therapy and dialogue. Come create fun memories in a safe place where you can share your feelings. All participants will be provided materials needed. Valet […]

The Brain Tumor Support Group has been moved to a virtual platform through the Zoom application. Patients, caregivers, and loved ones are required to register online prior to each group to ensure confidentiality. Click HERE to register. Instructions on how to access Zoom and meeting login details will be provided through email confirmation, once participants […]

This group meets virtually. Sign up on lifewithcancer.org with your email address. A few days prior to the meeting, you will receive an email invitation. Group sponsored by Inova Health Systems and Life with Cancer. Adult patients and family members are invited to share and learn ways to meet the challenges of living with primary […]

This group meets virtually. Contact Sarah Contor for details or register online to receive more info. This support group is for anyone diagnosed with or surviving from a brain tumor, along with their care partners, loved ones, and friends. Members are encouraged to share their experiences, form friendships, and provide emotional support for one another. […]