National Brain Tumor Society
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in , Philadelphia, PA).
(617) 924-9997
The National Brain Tumor Society helps people with brain tumors and the people who care for them. A navigation team answers questions and points people to resources. The group also runs online support groups, a peer mentor match, and a tool to search for clinical trials.
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What they offer 9
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Benign is Not Fine Support ConversationsProgram
An online support group for patients and caregivers dealing with a benign (non-cancerous) brain tumor. A licensed clinical social worker leads it. It meets once a month.
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Brain Tumor Support ConversationsService
An online support group run by and for the brain tumor community. Patients talk openly about the feelings that come with a brain tumor. It meets once a month.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Caregiver Support ConversationsProgram
A monthly online support group for people who care for someone with a brain tumor. Peer facilitators lead honest talks about the feelings that come with caregiving.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Clinical Trial FinderService
An online search tool for brain tumor clinical trials. You answer a short anonymous questionnaire and get a ranked short list to discuss with your doctor. You can ask the NBTS team for help contacting a trial.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Grief Support ConversationsProgram
A monthly online group for people who have lost someone to a brain tumor. A professional facilitator leads it. It offers a place to share and tools for coping with grief.
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Patient & Caregiver ToolkitService
A set of free-to-view online guides and tools for each step of care. It includes key questions to ask your doctors, a glossary, a symptom tracker, a medication list, and telehealth tips.
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Peer Mentor ProgramProgram
This program matches you one-on-one with a trained mentor who has been through a brain tumor, as a patient or caregiver. It is run with a partner group, Imerman Angels. You can also sign up to become a mentor.
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Personalized Support and NavigationService
A small team answers questions from people with a brain tumor and their care partners. They share reliable information, resources, and support programs. They do not give medical advice.
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