This grief workshop will focus on several factors, grief experiences, feelings, and common misunderstandings about grief that can make coping and adjusting to a loss of a loved one more challenging.
The target audience for this conference includes physicians, advanced practice providers, physical therapists, occupational therapists and speech language pathologists.
The 2025 Ohio State 4 Miler will be held on Sunday, April 13 when an expected 12,000 runners and walkers will Celebrate Football & Fitness and "Finish On The 50" inside Ohio Stadium.
This grief workshop will focus on basic information about the grief process, what to expect and typical grief experiences and reactions during the first year after a loved one’s death.
The mission of the garden is to introduce cancer survivors and caregivers to evidence-based nutritional information on the benefits of a plant-based diet. To participate in the Garden of Hope program, survivors and caregivers must register and attend orientation.
Join Kristen Carpenter, PhD, clinical psychologist, to learn about sexuality and common difficulties arising from cancer and other natural changes throughout one’s life.
Each month, under the guidance of their conductor, choir participants meet to foster empowerment and a sense of community by sharing in the joy of singing.
This grief workshop will focus on several factors, grief experiences, feelings, and common misunderstandings about grief that can make coping and adjusting to a loss of a loved one more challenging.
The target audience for this conference includes physicians, advanced practice providers, physical therapists, occupational therapists and speech language pathologists.
The 2025 Ohio State 4 Miler will be held on Sunday, April 13 when an expected 12,000 runners and walkers will Celebrate Football & Fitness and "Finish On The 50" inside Ohio Stadium.
This grief workshop will focus on basic information about the grief process, what to expect and typical grief experiences and reactions during the first year after a loved one’s death.
Open to individuals diagnosed with gastrointestinal cancer (including colon, esophageal, pancreatic, stomach, intestinal, liver, gallbladder and rectal/anal) and their caregiver(s).
Each month, under the guidance of their conductor, choir participants meet to foster empowerment and a sense of community by sharing in the joy of singing.
Survivors and caregivers will utilize a variety of art modalities to promote self-care around themes such as resilience, peace, mindfulness, finding joy, etc.
