This support group is for women who are breast cancer survivors! Whether newly diagnosed, still going through treatment, or years out of treatment this group aims to offer peer support, share experiences, listen and welcome new members at any stage in their diagnosis.
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.
Designed to support and educate people as they finish active cancer treatment. Monthly physician speakers provide the tools to help participants move forward with confidence. Location: Oncology Conference Room
Advanced Breast Cancer Support Group is a nurturing group for women with advanced breast cancer. Women will have the opportunity to expand their coping skills, share emotions and experiences, and have an extra layer of support with others on this journey. Come join us every first and third Tuesday each month at 1:00 pm in […]
If you or someone you know has been touched by cancer, this group is for you. CanCervive meets on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at 1:30 pm in the Dorcy Cancer Center. Education, support, and coping strategies will be addressed in a caring, supportive and confidential environment. The group facilitator is a […]
Colorado Cancer Coalition Financial Barriers Task Force meeting Location TBD Remote Web Conference: https://zoom.us/j/9781446096
Diabetes y Cancer / Presentadora: Patricia Granados
Open to anyone who is caring for a loved one can receive support during difficult times. Learn about community resources and feel more prepared to manage responsibilities and feel less stressed.
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 […]
