Patient Resources
The Sheri Sobrato Brain Cancer Survivorship Program team has compiled educational resources for brain tumor patients and survivors, including recorded webinars and survivor stories. See video links below.
Living Well Webinar videos
- Oncology Social Work: How Can it Help?
- Memory Strategies
- Exercise and Brain Cancer
- Living Well, Dying Well
- Making it Work: Workplace Accommodations for those with a Brain Tumor
- Dating with a Brain Tumor: A Survivor Panel Discussion
- Cultivating Self-Compassion Through Brain Cancer
- Healthy Tips for Non-Toxic Living
- From 'To Do' to 'Done!' Organizational Strategies
- Relationship Resilience through Brain Cancer
- Yoga and Meditation for People with Brain Tumors
- Spirituality & Brain Cancer: Finding Healing and Meaning on the Journey
- COVID-19 Update for Brain Tumor Patients: Delta Variant, Vaccinations and Masking
- Mindfulness: How to Support Yourself Through the Ups and Downs of Brain Cancer
- Neuroplasticity and the Human Brain
- Thriving as a Young Adult with Brain Cancer
- Psilocybin (Magic Mushrooms) for Cancer-Related Distress: New Hope from Ancient Medicine
- Getting a Better Night's Sleep
- Digging Deep: A Conversation with Sheri Sobrato Brisson
- COVID-19 Update & the Vaccine: What our Neuro-Oncology Community Needs to Know
- Lasting Legacies Part 1: Reflections on Living and Learning with a Serious Illness
- Lasting Legacies Part 2: Reflections on Living and Learning with a Serious Illness
- Balancing Work & Brain Cancer (2020)
- Medical Cannabis for Those Living With Brain Tumors: What Do We Really Know?
- The Healing Power of Expressive Arts: A Palette of Possibilities
- Living Well with Seizure Management
- Coping with Fear & Anxiety During Brain Cancer
- Coping with Brain Cancer-Related Fatigue
- Coping with Brain Cancer During COVID-19
- The Ketogenic Diet
- Strategies for Coping with Cognitive Changes
- Relationship Resilience Through Brain Cancer
- Balancing Work & Cancer (2019)
- Exercising for Enhanced Wellness
Cognitive Health
- Living Well with Brain Cancer: Cognitive Strategies
- Vivir Bien con Cáncer de Cerebro: Estrategias Cognitivas
- Managing Attention and Concentration
- Managing Executive Functioning
- Managing Fatigue
- Managing Memory
- Managing Sleep
- Managing Social Skills
- Note-Taking
- The International Low Grade Glioma Registry Presents: "Returning To Work After Glioma"
- Strategies for Coping with Cognitive Changes
- Coping with Forgetfulness
- Cognitive Rehabilitation in Brain Tumor Populations
- Clinical Application of Cognitive Rehabilitation
Parenting with a Brain Tumor Videos
Integrative Approaches to Survivorship Videos