Mindful Moments
Mindful Moments Workshops are available to national caregivers who are caring for a loved one in active treatment or caring for a loved one who has completed active treatment in the last 18 months. Topics include journaling, guided imagery, progressive muscle relaxation and meditation.
Ways to Wellness
Ways to Wellness Workshops are offered to assist and support people living with cancer and their caregivers while providing information and education, as well as suggestions for improving life with cancer skills. Topics include general wellness, nervous system healing practices, low impact fitness, neuropathy, skin care, music therapy, nutrition and art therapy.
Fomentando Resiliencia un Día a la Vez
Fostering Resiliency One Day at a Time
Fomentando Resiliencia un Día a la Vez/Fostering Resiliency One Day at a Time Workshops are for patients and caregivers and cover topics such as herramientas y recursos relacionadas con el cáncer (cancer resources and tools), comunicación con su equipo médico (communicating with your medical team), maneras de fomentar emociones positivas durante un diagnóstico de cáncer (ways to foster positive emotions during a cancer diagnosis).
Coping Circle Collaborations
CancerCare and Triage Cancer offer a Purpose in Planning workshop series addressing topics including navigating finances, estate planning and medical decision making by providing both educational information on finances and planning as well as emotional guidance to people affected by cancer.
In partnership with Stupid Cancer, we offer an Adolescent & Young Adult (AYA) Cancer Chronicles workshop series for AYA patients and loved ones coping with cancer, including topics such as coping with cancer, the caregiver experience, dating and disclosure, survivorship and living with metastatic disease.
In partnership with the Lung Cancer Research Foundation, we offer a Lung Cancer Survivorship: Adjusting to Post-Treatment Life after Lung Cancer workshop that provides support and hope not only to the 16% of people diagnosed with early-stage lung cancer but also to those with more advanced stages of lung cancer and those caring for a loved one.