No one will ever go through cancer alone
Lymphedema is a condition in which excess fluid collects in tissue and causes swelling. Patients who have undergone cancer treatments, surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation may be at risk for the development of lymphedema. There are steps you can take to reduce your risk. We’ll talk about risk reduction and the early signs and symptoms of lymphedema. No registration necessary, […]
The general cancer group is a free, ongoing, weekly group open to patients with cancer of all stages and types. Please call for more information and to register and for specific room information.
People living with various types of colorectal cancer meet to share their experiences, concerns and questions with one another.
Physicians recommend that you take this class before you start chemotherapy. Being as prepared as possible for your chemotherapy helps ensure a positive and successful course of treatment. Oncology nurses and the Cancer Supportive Care Program created this class to familiarize you with everything you need to know about your upcoming chemotherapy. Patients say this class […]
Research shows that exercise is one of the best therapies for those undergoing cancer treatment or to help prevent recurrence. Exercise to upbeat music with the group and Susie Danzig, Healthy Steps instructor. Move at a pace that suits you. Bring a friend, too! Healthy Steps employs movements using the entire body: Every session begins […]
Tai chi is a type of movement that has been practiced for hundreds of years. Although it was originally conceived as a martial art, many practitioners use it as a moving meditation, an exercise routine, and as a therapeutic intervention. However you characterize it, Tai Chi provides a foundation for developing strength, balance, and internal […]
This class focuses on postural alignment, flexibility, and core strengthening. Exercises and the flow of the class are evolved from the classic work of Joseph Pilates and are designed to address limitations specific to breast cancer-related surgeries and subsequent treatments. This class is open and appropriate for those currently undergoing treatment with the clearance of […]
Join us in the lobby of the Cancer Center every Friday afternoon for music provided by Stanford PreMed and Medical School students. Let our volunteer musicians share their dedication and passion for music and medicine with you. No registration necessary. Just drop in!