Where and how families get their information after a child's brain tumor diagnosis matters. The Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation provides guidebooks, videos and other educational resources to help you find answers to your questions.
It can be difficult to know where to find the information you need. We’ve partnered with healthcare experts, patient families, and survivors to develop the following resources for you and your family.
When your child is first diagnosed with a brain tumor, you might feel overwhelmed by so much new information. Download or order a hardcopy of our Newly Diagnosed Resource Notebook to help you stay informed and organized on your journey.
The Survivorship Resource Guidebook provides practical tools and resources recommended by pediatric brain tumor survivors, caregivers, and survivorship experts. Download or order a hardcopy for information to help you navigate life after treatment ends.
Learn how brain tumors impact children physically and emotionally, the different treatments available, and how the location of your child’s tumor, their age, genetics, and pathology all factor into the treatments chosen.
Starring a cast of characters inspired by children's imaginations, the Imaginary Friends Society is a series of short, animated videos that can help you talk to children about cancer.
