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Most of our educational programs are currently being held virtually via Zoom.  Any physical location will be noted in the description.

Hope Connections strives to bring presenters/speakers who are experts in their field to share their knowledge and expertise. Hope Connections does not endorse any presenter/speaker outside of their presentation.

  • Registration is required to attend a program. 
  • If you’re new to Hope Connections email us at info@hopeconnectionsforcancer.org to register.
  • Look below to see where the program is physically meeting. 
  • You can join most groups virtually. We are One Hope Connections and we want to be convenient no matter where you live.
  • All Education programs are for those age 18 and over.

 

Neuro-lymphatics: Supporting Wellness in Cancer and Beyond

Monday, April 28, from 6:00 pm-7:00 pm, via Zoom

Cutting edge research is studying neuro-lymphatics – how the brain’s ability to clear waste affects our thinking, immunity, brain health, and even aging.

Join occupational therapist and certified lymphatic therapist Mara Levy in learning about the “glymphatic system”, how brain fog and cancer pain may be related, and what you can do to support this important system.

To register, please email programs@smithcenter.org

 

 

Special Program: Salsa
Monday, May 5, from 5:30 pm-7:30 pm, at W. Scott Funger House, 10100 Laureate Way, Bethesda
Please Arrive at 5:30 pm as Dancing Starts Promptly at 6:00

Join us for a fun salsa night with a professional instructor! No matter your level, everyone is welcome. PLEASE ARRIVE AT 5:30 PM

Casual dinner and drinks are included, but space is limited so register today!

Register at Bit.ly/LetsDanceSalsa

 

 

Lung Cancer Event

Saturday, May 10, from 10:00 am-12:00 pm, Via Zoom

Join the Faith-based Cancer Education Consortium in Partnership with Hope Connections for Cancer Support as we learn more about lung
cancer and it’s affect on the black
community.

Hear from Dr. Valerie Bethel, PhD., MBA/HCM, BSW with GO2 for Lung Cancer.

Hear About:
• Questions to ask your doctor
• Why it’s called the silent killer
• Common misconceptions
• Stigmas and guilt

To register, visit https://bit.ly/LungCancerEducation

 

 

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For a PDF of our program calendar, click here.