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The mission of T.H.E. BRAIN TRUST is to create a healing exchange of information and support among People affected by neurological disorders including patient-survivors, families, caregivers, health professionals and researchers. Our goal is to provide and improve online communication resources. (Our current online support groups cover a range of brain tumor types and other special interests.) Through these and other efforts, we are building a global community of People whose lives are affected by brain tumors, brain injuries, and related issues.

Members of The Healing Exchange are Building Resource And Information Networks Through Respectful Understanding of the human Spirit and Technology.

The Healing Exchange BRAIN TRUST currently offers fourteen active online support groups, which provide information and support to many People worldwide who are affected by brain tumors and related disorders. 

We have four program areas that support our mission of creating “a healing exchange”. We are promoting social change by:

1. Creating, Maintaining and Improving online communication resources related to brain tumors and related conditions including: support groups, informational web pages, recommended reading lists and a newsletter. T.H.E. Brain Trust maintains thirteen online support groups on topics ranging from adult brainstem glioma to benign familial neonatal convulsions, craniopharyngioma, meningioma, spinal tumors and more.  


2. Training People how to use the internet and the online resources we provide, as well as training health professionals about on line resources to help them assist patients and training premedical students about clinical brain tumor/ injury issues.  


3. Organizing face-to-face networking events to augment our online communities by promoting socializing, fun, support, spirituality, information and advocacy. These gatherings create lasting memories that help patient-survivors and caregivers realize it is their priceless lives, not brain tumors, that define them.  


4. Raising Public Awareness of the issues brain tumor patient-survivors encounter. We distribute free Gray Ribbons, and we are a member of the North American Brain Tumor Coalition.  

 


 
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