When a loved one is faced with a serious illness, it can be challenging to know how to support them and how to take care of yourself at the same time. Caregivers join together in this group to support each other. Facilitated by Ami Gorsky, MSW. Please call 719-896-6000 for more information and to RSVP.
Men you are not alone, you now have a specific prostate cancer support group. Us Too meets the second Tuesday of every month in the Dorcy Cancer Center from 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm. Bring your spouse or friend, refreshments and snacks are provided. Call 719-557-5889 to RSVP or for more information.
Led by oncology specialists Teri Meno, RDN & Lynette Olson, PTA, patients and caregivers will benefit from this nutritional and exercise information and activity.
For women only: Participants will benefit from relaxation techniques including breath exercises and easy yoga poses designed to increase strength, flexibility and balance. Contact Peggy Thomas at 719-776-8208 for additional information.
This yoga class moves slow, and most poses are sitting or reclining with pillows and blankets. Beginners will enjoy this reflective time with work on breathing and posture. Bring your own mat or rug.
Share your fears, joys, questions, and concerns in a safe, confidential setting, with other patients and caregivers. A Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Group. Location: Reflection Room
Standing meeting of the Colorado Cancer Coalition Colorectal Cancer Task Force Location: Colorado Room Call in: 877-820-7831 Participant code:579747
Colorado Cancer Coalition Skin Cancer Task Force Meeting Denver VA Neurology Conference Room 1055 Clermont Street - Room 6a-121 Denver, CO 80220 Call in: 877-820-7831, code 579747#
Each month Natalie Meyer, registered Oncology Dietician, presents a new hot topic for an enjoyable and informative hour. Dates: Meets the second Thursday of each month Time: 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. Location: Lone Tree For more information call: 720-553-1052
A NEW support group for caregivers of University of Colorado Hospital cancer patients. This program is designed to enhance the well-being of cancer caregivers. In general, caregivers often report as much emotional distress as patients. Feelings of uncertainty, anxiety and depression are just a few of the emotions that caregivers can deal with on a […]
