Living Well with Cancer Workshop Videos, etc #LWWC | Cancer Resource Center of the Finger Lakes

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1.18.22 “Advance Care Planning –Presented by Monica Vakiner and Tompkins County Hospicare. Downloadable Forms Covered: MOLST, DNR, Healthcare Proxy, & Five Wishes.

9.21.21 “Chemo Brain: Challenges & Strategies” –Presented by Jessica Morley of the Brain Injury Association of New York State

8.21.21 “An Introduction to Skin Cancer and Mohs Surgery” –Presented by Dr. Egbers Dermatologist/MOHS surgeon

7.20.21 “Send it to the lab: inside the black box” Dr. Elizabeth Plocharczyk is a pathologist at Cayuga Medical Center

6.15.21 “Hands-On Self-Healing: Acupressure to reduce pain & increase vitality” Sadie Hays, L.Ac, MSOM

5.18.21 “How to bring pure therapeutic essential oils into your daily life” – Kash Iraggi from August Moon Spa

4.20.21 “Demystifying Mental Health Care“ – Erin Alexander and Melissa Enns LMSW MindWell Center

3.16.21 “What is Pelvic floor muscle dysfunctions (PFMD) and who does it affect?“ – Christine Trumble, PT, OCS, WCS

2.16.21 “3 Keys for Exceptional Living“ – Daniella Hess Yoga Farm Ithaca

1.19.21 “Cancer, Covid & Coping: Intersection of our personal & public concerns” – Kira Lallas, LCSW, CT, ACHP-SW

10.7.20 “What is Interventional Radiology?” – Dr. Anne Covey, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
9.15.20 “Grief: A Path toward Hope” – Kathleen Rourke, Hospice Chaplin (Click here for pdf of handouts.)

8.16.20 “Sex, Pleasure, & Intimacy After Cancer” – Lori Davis MSN, FNP-C, NCMP Nurse Practitioner (Click here to see slide presentation.) The recording of this presentation is only available to those who attended the presentation due to the personal subject and discussions. If you attended the presentation and would like a copy of the recording please email [email protected].

6.17.20 “Women Thriving through Exercise” – Bailey Colvin

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2. 18.20 “CBD 101” – Sherry Auble (click here for a link to the power point presentation)

1.21.19 “Wellness Advocacy” – Amy Puryear (Click here for a link to the power point presentation)

11.19.19 “How to Deal with a Cancer Diagnoses During the Holiday Season” – Monica Vakiner

10.15.19 “RX: Exercise“ – Bailey Colvin

7.16.19 “Forgiveness,Healing, and Hands On Loving Kindness” – Daniella Hess & Jeannie O’Neil from YogaFarm

6.18.19 “How to Live in the Present Moment“ – Daniella Hess from YogaFarm

4.30.19 “Lymphedema“ – Alison Howe, PT

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Lung-Cancer-Myths

If you’ve been diagnosed with lung cancer, you know all too well how many misperceptions surround this disease. Receiving the diagnosis is tragic enough without also being surrounded by harmful stigma.

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How to Help… When You Can’t

We all know how it feels when someone we are talking with is not really listening. A person with a cancer diagnosis needs to have a safe space to share thoughts and emotions, without feeling judged or diminished.

Cayuga Health Affiliation

The Cancer Resource Center of the Finger Lakes (CRC) is pleased to announce we have entered into an agreement to become an affiliate of the Cayuga Health System (CHS).

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2023 Annual Report

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Art and Cancer

Art and Cancer: A Collaborative Mail Art Exhibition in Geneva, New York on February 17th, 2024.

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