Event Calendar

The cannabis landscape is daunting for most people and is a hot topic for cancer patients. There are areas of benefit and careful considerations with cancer treatment. Join Maryté Anilionis, MS, BSN, RN, OCN, as she discusses the following: Who may benefit? Why would you consider it? What is available? When can you us

Are you done with treatment and experiencing emotions that you didn’t expect? Now that you find yourself at a transition point, how do you adjust to everyday life again? How do you invite healing and growth as you move forward? Please join us for a five-week program where we will explore the following topics: Physica

Many people are told to lose weight by their doctors, but how much weight do they mean and why? Join Amber, Registered Dietician and cancer nutrition specialist, as she discusses:

• The importance of a healthy lifestyle vs. weight loss
• What it means to be weight neutral
• What a healthy weight could be for you
• How nutrit

Caregivers play an important role in supporting their loved one throughout their cancer journey. They provide a wide range of care including nursing services, housekeeping, cooking meals, gardening/lawn maintenance, running errands, etc. It certainly isn’t an easy job and can be exhausting.

If you are a caregiver who

Advance Care Planning (ACP) involves thinking about, communicating, and documenting your values and wishes for medical care. Everyone 18 and older, regardless of health status, should put at least the basics in place, but so many of us avoid it not knowing where to start! Join this presentation to learn more about help

Come join us for a one-hour session where we will practice mindfulness in a supportive small group setting. You will receive guided instruction on a mindfulness practice and have the opportunity to practice mindfulness tools along with the group. You will receive tips to help you cultivate mindfulness in your everyday

This virtual Blood Cancer Conference (BCC) is one of many programs developed by The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) to meet the needs of patients, survivors, families and oncology professionals, the people who deal with blood cancer every day and the people who care for them. BCC attendees receive the most curren

Are you done with treatment and experiencing emotions that you didn’t expect? Now that you find yourself at a transition point, how do you adjust to everyday life again? How do you invite healing and growth as you move forward? Please join us for a five-week program where we will explore the following topics: Physica

Sometimes being around others that are diagnosed with cancer, or caring for someone who has been diagnosed with cancer, and hearing their stories can reaffirm that you are not alone. 

Join us in a relaxed, casual atmosphere where conversation will flow easily in a safe, non-judgmental environment.

2^nd and 4^th Tuesdays

Completing cancer treatment is often exciting, stressful, and filled with new challenges and uncertainty. This 60-minute educational program will provide guidance on scheduling follow-up appointments, knowing when to contact your PCP vs. oncologist, late-effects that you can expect, and the emotional journey that can

Cancer has a way of stopping us in our tracks—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Meditative walking can help to restore a sense of vitality and connection to our bodies and ourselves. Join us for a meditative walk, where we will combine gentle movement and self-reflection, to help you on your path to recovery.