Sondra Albert will be leading a Mindful movement class coordinating movement and breath to relax the body and reduce the mind’s constant chatter. This will be a series of gentle yoga poses with a focus on our breath as we move. Register here.
This group, in collaboration with the Marc Jr. Foundation, is a place for bereaved parents of children diagnosed with DIPG to talk and connect. Register here.
This is for parents of survivors ages 16+. Register here.
For survivors ages 18+ living in the New England area. Register here.
Children's Brain Tumor Foundation helps survivors address needs that are unique to them after having had a brain tumor. We discuss ways to balance challenges with strengths, tips for disclosure, interview and resume writing skills, networking, and other topics that come up in the workplace. Register here.
This group is for parents of survivors aged 6-15 years old. This month's topic is parenting, challenging behaviors & setting boundaries with your child. For parents whose children are 15 and under. Click here to register.
This is a discussion opportunity for survivors preparing for college and for survivors already in college. Click here to register.
Take part in games and fun with other survivors. Contact Tom Ha at tha@cbtf.org to join.
In this group for survivors under 15 years old, there are opportunities to meet other children with brain tumors, practice social skills, and learn coping skills through games and conversation. Click here to register.
Sondra Albert will be leading a Mindfulness and yoga class coordinating movement and breath to relax the body and reduce the mind’s constant chatter. This will be a series of gentle yoga poses with a focus on our breath as we move. Register here.
Are you a teen brain tumor survivor interested in learning leadership skills and mentoring other kids with brain tumors? If so, join this amazing group of teens. Register here.
Life after a brain tumor means educational changes. Schools often do not understand these invisible changes. This discussion will provide education on cognitive changes, special education, advocacy and personal experience. This panel features professionals and speakers in the education field: Riley Smith, Survivor and Special Education Teacher Lisa Kratzke, Mother to a survivor & Advocate […]