This group is being offered online due to COVID-19 precautions. Contact Arbena Merolli Trettin for information: 215-349-5426 or arbena.trettin@pennmedicine.upenn.edu. The group provides an opportunity for adult patients, caregivers, and families to support, share and educate each other. This group meets on the 2nd Wednesday of every month (group does not meet in August). Group facilitated […]

This group meets virtually. Contact Denise Shannon or Mary Pat Noonan for details. This group is part of the HealthPartners Cancer Center at Regions Hospital in St. Paul, Minnesota. The group welcomes all brain tumor patients and their caregivers and endeavors to develop a community of support. Group facilitated by health care professional. This group […]

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 is currently meeting virtually due to COVID-19 precautions. Contact Michaela Fitzgerald for information and to RSVP. This monthly open-discussion group is a place for patients and their families to gain support and friendship. All are welcome! Group facilitated by a social worker. This group meets on the 2nd Thursday of every month. Contact: […]

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 […]

Allina Health’s Neuroscience, Spine, and Pain Institute’s Givens Brain Tumor Center offers a free support group for adult brain tumor patients and adult caregivers. Support groups are often seen as the safest place to talk about emotions and difficult subjects. Group members often develop a sense of community through shared experiences. People feel understood, supported, […]