In Treatment Support Group
Wednesdays at 2:30 PM
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Partner Grief Support Group
Wednesdays at 5:30 PM
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Family Grief Support Group
Wednesdays at 6 PM
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Care Partners
Virtual Format With Alma Ventura, LMFT Join therapist Alma Ventura for the Care Partners support group for family and friends who are caring for a loved one with cancer. You will find a compassionate space to get support, practical info and understanding. Together, we find ways to reduce isolation and worry and provide emotional support...
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Ongoing Treatment Support Group
on Zoom This nurturing group focuses on issues relevant to those with a metastatic, advanced diagnosis of cancer such as how to be a better advocate as well as enhance the quality of one’s life. Other issues discussed are body image, familial concerns, symptom management, pain control, anticipatory grief, and anxiety.
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Men’s Support Group
with Stephen Lottenberg, MD, PsyD Zoom Format Led by a physician and therapist, this group is for men in all stages of a cancer diagnosis, treatment, or after treatment. Learn strategies for coping with diagnosis, side effects from treatment, fear and anxiety and familial relationships.
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Doing Cancer Solo Support Group
Thursdays at 5:00 pm
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Breast Cancer Support Group
Virtual Format This group is for women with breast cancer in all stages, from diagnosis to survivorship. Participants will cultivate community, share resources, and find supportive conversations.
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Guided Imagery Friday
with Valerie Luna, C.Ht. Virtual Format This in-demand guided journey continues. Join Valerie Luna on Fridays for Guided Imagery. This program can help relieve stress, reduce pain, increase energy, stabilize thoughts and create inner harmony. Please call 818.906.3022 or email us at registration@wespark.org register for this featured program.
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Tai Chi
WeSPARK Cancer Support Center 14724 Ventura Boulevard, Suite 101, Sherman Oaks, CAwith Nancy Hammill In-person Format Please join us for Tai Chi, a slow-flowing exercise often referred to as a moving meditation. It is a graceful, gentle exercise that anyone can learn to do. Tai Chi can benefit the mind and body, help reduce stress, improve balance and coordination, enhance memory, lower blood pressure and improve...
