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Cancer Support Groups

As you find your way along the cancer journey, support groups can be excellent resources not only for the information they provide but for the camaraderie of spirit they offer. They can also be helpful at the end of treatment as you find yourself readjusting to “normal” everyday life again. Wherever you are on your journey our goal is to help you and your loved ones never lose sight of hope. 

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If you don’t see a group or class for your particular cancer type, talk to your oncology social worker or cancer care team about disease-specific resources. To learn more about our current support group offerings, click on a group below or "View All" under Upcoming Meetings for a full calendar listing by date.

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Valued Living

The EASE Study for Those Living with Metastatic Cancer

Are you living with metastatic cancer and feeling anxious, down, or distressed? Are you experiencing cancer-related stress or fear of cancer progression?

RMCC and the University of Colorado Boulder are offering a research study titled, The EASE Study: Randomized Trial of a Novel Approach to Addressing Fear of Progression in Advanced Cancer (IRB #25-0367), for adults with metastatic cancer that compares usual supportive care to a 6-session individual telehealth writing program. The program aims to reduce fear of progression and worries about the future and increase your ability to cope.

Participants in the study are invited to complete surveys and will be randomly assigned to either the telehealth writing program or usual supportive care. The telehealth writing program can be completed in Spanish if preferred. Las sesiones del programa de telesalud pueden realizarse en español si se prefiere.

Eligible participants can earn up to $240.

You may be eligible if you:

  • Are 18 years or older

  • Have been diagnosed with Stage IV solid tumor cancer, Stage III recurrent ovarian cancer, extensive stage small cell lung cancer, or glioblastoma

  • Feel concerned or worried about your cancer getting worse or your future with cancer

  • And, are physically able to write or type for 30 minutes

Please email EASE@Colorado.edu or call/text the EASE research team at 720-897-1850 to learn more about this study and to potentially enroll. The Principal Investigator of this study is Dr. Joanna Arch.

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REVITALIZE for Ovarian Cancer Survivors Study

Are you taking a PARP inhibitor for ovarian cancer? Do you feel fatigued? RMCC and the University of Colorado are offering a study for women with ovarian cancer that compares an 8-week personalized online program for fatigue to usual care. Participants will earn up to $150 for completing five online surveys. People will be asked to use an electronic medication box and will receive an education booklet. They will be randomly assigned to attend eight weekly individual sessions with a trained coach or continue with their usual care.

You may be eligible if you:

  • Have ovarian cancer and finished your primary treatment
  • Are prescribed a PARP inhibitor
  • Feel fatigued
  • Can attend weekly Zoom sessions

For more details about the study and to enroll, please contact the University of Colorado research team by calling or texting 720-515-9461.

CARE

Cancer and Aging Reflections for Elders Paid Research Study

Are you:

  • 70 or older
  • Someone who has been diagnosed with cancer, and
  • Interested in participating in a research study offering emotional support to people living with cancer

If so, you might wish to consider participating in the CARE study. Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers (RMCC) is collaborating with Memorial Sloan Kettering (MSK) and the Cancer Support Community (CSC) on the Cancer and Aging Reflections for Elders (CARE) research study. 

The CARE study involves participating in nine individual, over-the-phone sessions with a licensed therapist using strategies aimed at reducing distress and depression in older adults coping with cancer. There is no cost to participate. Eligible participants who complete the study will receive up to $80 in compensation.

For more details about the study and to enroll, please contact the MSK CARE Research Team by phone at 646-608-8239 or email carestudy@mskcc.org.

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Cancer Experience Registry/Research Survey

Are you interested in sharing your experience? The Colorado cancer community and Cancer Support Community needs help from cancer experts—patients, caregivers, and survivors. Join the Cancer Experience Registry today and share your experience. In just 60 minutes, you have the potential to change the future of cancer care for this generation and the next.

This research survey is open to anyone diagnosed with cancer as well as any relatives or friends who act/acted as caregivers. It just takes 3 easy steps:

  1. Visit the Cancer Experience Registry at www.cancerexperienceregistry.org/join/RMCC
  2. Register and complete your profile
  3. Take the survey (start, stop, and start again when you like)