Income and financial help in London, Ontario
Sudbury Support Group now virtual
Offered by Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada
In short
Sometimes it can be difficult to talk about the challenges of facing a brain tumour diagnosis with family and friends because of stigma and fear of judgment.
- What it helps with
- Money to get by, Someone who has been through it
- How to reach
- Contact through Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada: (800) 265-5106 · Website
- Last verified
- , by HelpSeeker
About this service
Sometimes it can be difficult to talk about the challenges of facing a brain tumour diagnosis with family and friends because of stigma and fear of judgment. In our support group, everyone is going through similar ordeals and can relate to your challenges and experiences. Meetings are online, once a month, on the last Monday of each month from 6pm 7:30 pm EST. Register online here. Brain Tumour Support Groups help survivors, family and caregivers in a number of ways: Providing connections with others who have faced life with a brain tumour thereby offering reassurance, reducing feelings of isolation and reinforcing a positive, hopeful attitude. Sharing practical information to: Help make informed decisions about brain tumour treatment options Learn about relevant community resources Enhance coping skills in order to reduce anxiety, feelings of loss of control and fear of the unknown, changes in family roles, and financial strain as a result of a brain tumour diagnosis.
Who it is for
survivors, family and caregivers
How do I get in touch?
Call (800) 265-5106, or use the website.
Listed in London, Ontario.