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Transplant Support Group

Organ transplants affect not only the body, but also other areas of life. Adjusting to these changes is often made easier with the help of people who have had similar experiences. This is why we are happy to offer monthly, support group meetings for transplant patients.

When: Third Monday of every month @ 6:30pm

Where: The Transplant Institute at Methodist Dallas, 1411 North Beckley Avenue, Dallas, TX 75203

**We meet in our large conference room, located on the 2nd floor of Pavilion 3. Once you exit the elevators, turn left and the conference room will be the second to last door on the right of the hallway.**

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Join our meetings virtually via Zoom

Meeting link: Transplant Support Group Online Meeting

If needed, the Meeting ID: 936 9190 9269

About our meetings

Our Transplant Support Group offers a safe and welcoming space for patients like you who have undergone or are awaiting an organ transplant. Whether you are a recipient, a candidate, or a caregiver, this group aims to provide solace, encouragement, and valuable insights as we navigate the intricacies of the transplant process together.

Here's what you can expect from our support group:

  1. Emotional Support: Connect with fellow patients who understand the unique challenges and triumphs associated with organ transplantation. Share your experiences, fears, and victories, knowing that you are surrounded by people who genuinely empathize with your journey.

  2. Knowledge and Resources: Gain access to a wealth of information, resources, and educational materials related to organ transplantation. Our group sessions often feature guest speakers, medical professionals, and experts who can shed light on various aspects of transplant care, medication management, and lifestyle adjustments.

  3. Peer Mentorship: Benefit from the wisdom and guidance provided by those who have already undergone a successful transplant. Through our Transplant Mentor Program, our group fosters mentorship opportunities, allowing experienced members to lend a helping hand to those who are newer to the process.

  4. Social Connections: Forge lasting friendships and develop a strong support network with individuals who share your experiences. Engage in group activities, social outings, and virtual events designed to promote camaraderie and a sense of belonging.

*Please note that confidentiality is strictly maintained in all group discussions.*

Interested in learning more about our Transplant Mentor Program?

The Transplant Mentor Program offers unique patient-led support for every stage of the transplant journey. Our mentors provide guidance and support on topics such as navigating the transplant process, managing waitlist anxiety, addiction and recovery, life after transplant, survivor's guilt, and more!​

Please reach out to us with any specific concerns or questions you may have.

Phone: 214-947-4400

Email: MDMC_transplant@mhd.com