Our breast cancer support group provides a safe space to connect with others coping with breast cancer and is led by a medical social worker who provides emotional and practical support. A breast cancer support group can: Reduce feelings of loneliness, anxiety and distress Help learn new ways of coping Increases feelings of hope and...
It can be difficult for caregivers to make time for themselves, or even to ask for help. Yet, to go the distance with a loved one who has cancer requires allowing oneself to receive care, in addition to giving care. Isolation can increase distress, so our Caregiver Support Group is dedicated to providing a safe,...
This group is for people in current treatment, post treatment and anywhere along the continuum of care. Participants can gain valuable support from other, reduce distress associated with a cancer diagnosis, share treatment and side-effect information, learn ways to improve quality of life, and enhance communication with family, friends and the medical team. This in-person...
Open to the public & In-Person Find support and community as together we explore conscious living and dying & all the messy parts in between. Learn to support yourself and your loved ones in challenging times of life-transitions, experience personal growth, reduce fear and increase connection by focusing on the shared human experience. Second Thursdays...
It can be difficult for caregivers to make time for themselves, or even to ask for help. Yet, to go the distance with a loved one who has cancer requires allowing oneself to receive care, in addition to giving care. Isolation can increase distress, so our Caregiver Support Group is dedicated to providing a safe,...
Our breast cancer support group provides a safe space to connect with others coping with breast cancer and is led by a medical social worker who provides emotional and practical support. A breast cancer support group can: Reduce feelings of loneliness, anxiety and distress Help learn new ways of coping Increases feelings of hope and...
It can be difficult for caregivers to make time for themselves, or even to ask for help. Yet, to go the distance with a loved one who has cancer requires allowing oneself to receive care, in addition to giving care. Isolation can increase distress, so our Caregiver Support Group is dedicated to providing a safe,...