Counseling and peer support

  • Bone Marrow and Cancer Foundation
    • Clinical Care Counseling provides free individual supportive therapy as well as financial and resource guidance. Licensed therapists are available for telephone sessions to help patients, family members and caregivers with emotional support. Ten 25-minute appointments are available for each patient. To schedule a free 25-minute appointment with a licensed therapist, visit the Bone Marrow and Cancer Foundation.
  • Ray of Hope – Find a list of Colorado therapists on Ray of Hope
  • Colorado Cancer Counseling - (does not take insurance, but provides a superbill so you can submit it to your insurance under)
  • Be the Match Patient and Caregiver Emotional Support (PACES) — Options for FREE support include:
    • Regular phone calls with a social worker in our eight session counseling program
    • Check-in calls with a social worker for brief emotional support
    • One-time conversations to discuss options for support at Be The Match® and within your local community

    Contact the patient support center at (888) 999-6743

    Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm, central time

    Email PACES

  • BMTinfonet.org Directory of Mental Health Providers — Mental health providers with transplant, CAR T-cell therapy and/or GVHD experience
  • Psychology Today — Search by zip code and insurance for a licensed mental health provider
  • Leukemia Lymphoma Society Patti Robinson Kaufmann First Connection® Program — If you or a family member has been diagnosed with a blood cancer, you may find it helpful to speak with someone who has gone through a similar experience and learned how to manage the same disease you're trying to cope with each day. The Patti Robinson Kaufmann First Connection® Program is a free service of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) that introduces patients and their loved ones to a trained peer volunteer who has gone through a similar experience. To make a connection go to The Patti Robinson Kaufmann First Connection® Program.
  • BMTinfonet.org Caring Connections — Talk with someone who:
    • has been through a transplant or CAR T-cell therapy
    • understands how you feel
    • can provide non-medical information and emotional support
    • can offer tips for coping with household and job responsibilities, the needs of other family members, and more.

    To request a connection with a survivor, family member, or donor, fill out the form on BMTinfonet Caring Connections. If you have questions call BMT InfoNet at (888) 597-7674.