The corpus callosum is the bridge of nerve fibres that connects the left and right sides of your brain, letting the two halves talk to each other.
The Callosum app works the same way, connecting you to the organisations already out there rather than trying to be one itself.
Callosum is a directory that connects you to established, independent brain tumour support organisations with peer support lines, caregiver programs, financial help and more.
Callosum is an independent directory, and there is no affiliation or endorsement in either direction.
70+ organisations, podcasts & resources.
74 real, verified organisations across six regions including peer support lines, caregiver programs, financial help, counselling, clinical trial registries and more. Search or filter by country and by exactly what you need, and get straight through to the real organisation. Nothing here is generic or padded out to look bigger than it is. Every listing has been individually curated and checked to make sure that it is current and functional.
made by an acoustic neuroma survivor.
Callosum was created by Linda Radosinska, an acoustic neuroma survivor and artist, as part of the Neurospicy Art project. It has been built from firsthand experience of exactly how scattered and overwhelming it is to find support
after a diagnosis.
Tools to help you settle, inside the app.
Four evidence-based guided breathing techniques (including the physiological sigh, the pattern Stanford research found calmed people fastest), a slow-moving ambient animation with calming sound, and 30 creative prompts which you can download as a workbook/journal.
COMPLETELY INDEPENDENT.
Callosum isn't affiliated with, and doesn't endorse, any organisation listed in it, and none of them endorse Callosum either. It's simply a directory pointing you toward support that already exists. No ads, no paywall, free to use.