Woman to Woman Peer Mentor Program
Find a trained survivor Mentor to offer one-on-one emotional support and guidance.
Please join us for our Roundtable discussions facilitated by our Oncology Social Workers to discuss issues that matter most to you.
No matter where you are in your cancer experience, these monthly 90-minute meetings offer critical psychoeducation that is designed to provide you with knowledge, validation, and support around various concerns that you might be navigating related to your diagnosis.
Are you in crisis? If you need help due to a medical emergency, please call 911 and notify your physician. If you are feeling suicidal or are having an emotional emergency, please call or text the suicide prevention hotline at 988 or visit https://988lifeline.orgu0022u003e988lifeline.org.
In recognition of family, please join us for our summer series of roundtables titled Family Matters. Click each title for more information.
Join us on June 17 at 12 pm ET for our first roundtable in our Family Matters summer series. Your diagnosis and treatment may impact who you are and how you see yourself as an individual, partner, parent and professional, yet those roles remain constant throughout your life. Please join us for a discussion on how to navigate your evolving self and how to balance what matters most and what you may need most now.
Join us on July 22 at 12:00 pm ET for our second roundtable in our Family Matters summer series. Explore the tangible and emotional impacts of inherited cancer through a robust conversation led by Nancy Cincotta, LCSW, MPhil.
Join us on August 19 at 12:00 pm ET for our third roundtable in our Family Matters summer series. A cancer diagnosis may change your hopes, dreams and vision for your future. This may be most profoundly experienced when it impacts your fertility and family-planning future. Please join us for this intimate discussion around fertility loss after diagnosis.
Community Agreements have been developed to protect you and all participants, and the sanctity and privacy of these groups. Adherence to these agreements is required to attend our Roundtables.
To ensure participant safety in our programs, we require you to share your full name, address, email, phone number, and agree to these Community Agreements.
We recommend you register at least 24 hours in advance, but no later than 15 minutes in advance of the Roundtable. Your meeting link will be provided upon registration. If you have not received your meeting link by the morning of the session, please contact erakos@ocrahope.org during business hours for assistance.
Find a trained survivor Mentor to offer one-on-one emotional support and guidance.
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