• Study participants will be provided with the Individualized Goals of Care Discussion Guide (IGCDG) consisting of a brief pamphlet and the IGCDG questionnaire.
• Participants will be asked to complete the IGCDG questionnaire prior to their next visit.
• Participants will also complete an 8-week follow-up survey after the clinic visit to evaluate the impact on patient satisfaction with care, communication, and care received.

The IGCDG reviews topics of concern for patients with metastatic breast cancer.

The investigators will evaluate the primary hypothesis, that administration of the IGCDG in a breast oncology clinic is feasible, by evaluating the recruitment rate. Recruitment will be calculated as the number of patients who choose to participate divided by the number approached to enroll. A recruitment rate of greater than 50% will be deemed feasible. Each of the 3 distinct components of feasibility (recruitment rate, attrition rate, and change in distress) must be met for the administration of the Individualized Goals of Care Discussion Guide to be deemed feasible.

The investigators will evaluate the primary hypothesis, that administration of the IGCDG in a breast oncology clinic is feasible, by evaluating the attrition rate. Attrition will be calculated as the number of participants who to do not complete the follow-up survey divided by the number enrolled. An attrition rate of less than 32% will be deemed feasible. Each of the 3 distinct components of feasibility (recruitment rate, attrition rate, and change in distress) must be met for the administration of the Individualized Goals of Care Discussion Guide to be deemed feasible.

The investigators will evaluate the primary hypothesis, that administration of the IGCDG in a breast oncology clinic is feasible, by evaluating the change in distress as measured by the NCCN distress thermometer between baseline administration and the 8-week follow-up survey. Lack of detection of a significant increase between baseline and follow-up distress scores among the participants will be interpreted as supporting feasibility. A significant increase in distress will be defined as >50% of participants having an increase in distress ≥3 between baseline and follow-up. Each of the 3 distinct components of feasibility (recruitment rate, attrition rate, and change in distress) must be met for the administration of the Individualized Goals of Care Discussion Guide to be deemed feasible.

The IGCDG questionnaire reviews topics of concern for patients with metastatic breast cancer, such as goals of cancer treatment and priorities for discussions with the patient's clinician. This is a descriptive, study specific measure.