Based on where you are in your cancer experience, you are likely to have many questions about your diagnosis and how to cope with it. These workshops are designed to give you in-depth information, resources, and support, with a focus on helping you learn how to advocate for yourself and improve your confidence and sense of control, no matter where you are in your treatment experience.

Advance Care Planning is a 3-part series of workshops that aims to help patients navigate medical, legal, financial, and end-of-life planning with clarity and confidence. This series offers practical guidance on healthcare decision-making, financial preparation, legacy planning, and emotional considerations, while creating space for reflection and values-based conversation. Participants will learn to document their wishes, strategies to communicate effectively with their providers, and make informed choices aligned with their personal goals. Throughout the series, we emphasize empowerment, dignity, and the idea that planning is not about expecting the worst but about protecting what matters most. Join one or all three sessions based on your needs. All times listed are in Eastern time.

NOTE: Sessions are open to patients/survivors and loved ones/caregivers only.

Ovarian Cancer 101 is a 4-part series of workshops that aims to give you the foundational knowledge necessary to be your best advocate with ovarian cancer. A basic overview of ovarian cancer types and staging, standards of care, genetic and biomarker testing, and clinical trial essentials will be covered. Come to one or all four of the sessions based on your educational needs. All times listed are in Eastern time.

NOTE: Sessions are open to patients/survivors and loved ones/caregivers only.

Endometrial/Uterine Cancer 101 is a 4-part series of workshops that aims to give you the foundational knowledge necessary to be your best advocate with endometrial cancer and/or uterine sarcoma. This series will provide a basic review of endometrial cancer and uterine sarcoma types and staging, standards of care, genetic and biomarker testing, and clinical trial essentials. Come to one or all four of the sessions based on your educational needs. All times are listed in Eastern time.

NOTE: Sessions are open to patients/survivors and loved ones/caregivers only.

Survivorship focuses on the health and wellbeing of a person with cancer starting from the time of diagnosis. These Survivorship workshops are a 3-part series that aim to provide discussion and information for gynecological cancer patients. It will provide information and conversation around topics including redefining your identity after diagnosis, managing late effects from treatment, managing fear and how to look forward, and overall wellness. Come to one or all three of the sessions based on your needs through your survivor journey. These interactive sessions will be held on Mondays from 2-3 pm ET.

Note: Sessions are open to patients/survivors only.

Please join OCRA’s Senior Director of Treatment Access and Scientific Education, Anne Mette Buhl, PhD, and a group of your peers to learn the latest information about gynecologic cancer treatment options. Topics will include the current standard of care, the science behind treatment interventions, and new therapies currently being investigated in clinical trials. The sessions will be interactive, and general questions can be submitted in advance.

NOTE: Sessions are open to patients/survivors and loved ones/caregivers only.

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 Workshops.

• Please register in advance for each Workshop series.
• Please attend the Workshop in a private and quiet setting, and plan to remain on video for the duration of the meeting.
• Please protect members’ confidentiality.
• Please respect all members and offer feedback without judgement or negativity.
• Please register for Workshop that best fit your needs.
• Please do not share your meeting link with anyone else. Your meeting link is individual to you; two participants can not use the same link.

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.