Events

This weekly class is free and open to young adults with cancer and adult cancer survivors diagnosed at age 45 or younger.

A monthly peer group for individuals and their loved ones impacted by lung cancer. Whether you are a patient or caring for someone in treatment, you are welcome to discuss treatment options and learn from expert guest speakers. The goal of this group is to empower and educate individuals while navigating and managing lung cancer.

• Connect with fellow participants in a supportive and informative environment
• Share experiences, insights, and resources
• Learn from others with similar experiences

Click Here to Register: https://siteman.wustl.edu/visiting/patient-and-family-services/lungcancersupportgroup/

Note: Please register no later than the Friday prior to the meeting.

This weekly class is free and open to young adults with cancer and adult cancer survivors diagnosed at age 45 or younger.

This weekly class is free and open to young adults with cancer and adult cancer survivors diagnosed at age 45 or younger.

This 8-week group serves as a space dedicated to reducing disparities by empowering LGBTQ+ cancer patients and providing a safe space for LGBTQ+ patients to share and reflect on the ways in which they may promote health and resilience within their own lives as well as community. This group is not a mental health group but rather is educational and supportive in nature; weekly topics include:

• discussion of identity,
• body image,
• affirmative care,
• sexual health,
• relationship and intimacy,
• self-care, and
• community-based resources

To Register: contact Siteman Psychology Service at 314-747-5587 or ask your oncology team to place a referral.

Questions?

• Email: [email protected] or
• Call: 314-747-5587

The Prostate Cancer Support Group serves patients, spouses and caregivers by providing support, education and community.

Click Here to Register: https://siteman.wustl.edu/visiting/patient-and-family-services/prostate-cancer-support-group/

This weekly class is free and open to young adults with cancer and adult cancer survivors diagnosed at age 45 or younger.

The Young Women’s Breast Cancer Program (YWBCP) serves young women diagnosed with cancer who are under 45, young survivors and their families by providing support, education and community.

Click Here to Register: https://siteman.wustl.edu/visiting/patient-and-family-services/ywbcpsupportgroup/

Note: Please register no later than the Friday before the meeting. 

This weekly class is free and open to young adults with cancer and adult cancer survivors diagnosed at age 45 or younger.

This weekly class is free and open to young adults with cancer and adult cancer survivors diagnosed at age 45 or younger.