The 2018 brain tumour patient guide is freely available to brain tumour patients and doctors and nurses working in relevant specialties. It explains the care you or your child should be getting, as suggested by the latest NICE guidelines.

This guide has be produced by brainstrust and has input from esteemed healthcare professionals, teenagers and parents of children with a brain tumour. This guide is here to help you and young people understand a little more about radiotherapy.

Living with a brain tumour is complex. This is never more so than when you are a teenager or young adult who has been diagnosed with a brain tumour. This booklet should help you understand the range of radiotherapy treatments that are currently available and why one might be more appropriate for you over another.

This resource that will help you understand fatigue that comes from a brain tumour diagnosis – what we mean by fatigue, why people living with a brain tumour get fatigue, and the challenges of living with fatigue.

We know how hard it is, explaining brain cancer, and having to hold those difficult conversations. This guide helps families to approach these moments. It features tips that will help you get your thoughts together and clarify how you feel about what it is you're facing, so that you can hold better conversations and feel more in control.

This resource will help you understand behaviour and personality change, the causes, and how it is manifested. It will also enable you to explore strategies to help you cope with these changes.

This resource will help you to understand and manage the end-of-life care pathway for brain tumours.

Written alongside esteemed clinicians, scientists and expert patient and carers, this guide is invaluable to you if you want to understand more about Proton Beam Therapy. These booklets tackle the popular questions we hear, dispel many of the myths that have developed in recent years and help you make informed decisions about Proton Beam Therapy with the most balanced and up to date information to hand.

An illustrated children’s story book, designed to explain to children who have just been diagnosed with brain cancer what a brain tumour is and how the doctors and their carers will fight it and provide brain tumour support.