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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.
The Importance of Resiliency: Helpful Tools & Techniques
Wednesday, February 5, from 6:30-7:30 pm, via Zoom
Join Sara Corckran as she shares her inspiring story of facing adversity and coming out better on the other side. Her goal is to provide actionable tools that can be applied to everyday life.
Please join us for this uplifting talk with practicable tools to add to your toolbox.
Hot Topics for Young Adults: Managing the Complexities of Medically Induced Menopause
Monday, February 10, from 6:00 pm-7:30 pm, via Zoom
The sexual impacts of a cancer diagnosis and treatment for young people can greatly impact overall quality of life. One of the most common experiences is medically-induced menopause. Menopause can have a complex impact on the whole person – from sexual function and relational challenges to emotional well-being and physical changes.
In this talk, we’ll explore the various impacts menopause can have on young people and discuss a variety of strategies to help manage the bio-psycho-social experiences of medically-induced menopause.
In partnership with the Ulman Foundation, The Smith Center, and Life with Cancer.
To register, go to: https://events.lifewithcancer.org/class/110850
Understanding Cancer Clinical Trials
Wednesday, February 12, from 6:30 pm-7:30 pm, via Zoom
Dr. Eric Cooks is a communication scientist and Senior Director for the Equity in Access Research Program at The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS). He will share the purpose and types of cancer clinical trials and why they are important. This talk will focus on all cancers.
To register, go to: https://tlls.zoom.us/meeting/register/FzHZn2IASC6UdSEYeK3YMg#/registration
Nutrition and Cancer Wellness
Saturday, February 22, from 10:00 am-12:00 pm, via Zoom
Back by very popular demand!
Join the Faith Based Cancer Education Consortium as we invite back Nutrition Specialist and Oncology Nurse, Wendy Giddings-Hollins.
Hear about:
- Nutrition tips for cancer prevention
- Foods to avoid when going through cancer
- Questions to ask your doctor that you might not think about
- And much more!
To register, go to: https://forms.gle/456rnnKeArtVJT956
A Discussion on Estate Planning with Gary Altman, Esq.
Wednesday, February 26, from 6:30 pm-7:30 pm, via Zoom
Seasoned estate planning attorney and Hope Connections Ambassador, Gary D. Altman, will lead an informative discussion on estate planning, trusts, charitable giving, and much more!
Topics Include:
- What is a trust? Is it right for you or your heirs?
- How and when to work with an estate planning attorney?
- How is the most efficient way to do charitable giving? Should I use a CRT, or a donor advised fund?
- When is it appropriate to review your estate plan? How often do laws change?
Gary will also be available to answer any questions you may have.
To register, email Stephanie Stern at: stephanie@hopeconnectionsforcancer.org
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