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- It’s Cancer…Now What?
- Vision, Values & Commitment
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- It’s Cancer…Now What?
- Vision, Values & Commitment
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Wellwood Educational Lectures

A series of informative lectures, designed and recorded to help anyone living with cancer diagnosis.

Cancer & Nutrition

Cancer & Exercise

Cancer & Sexuality

Fear of Recurrence

Treatment Decision Making

Saying Yes to Clinical Trials: A Patient's Role

Lymphedema Education

Parenting School-Age Children when you have Cancer

Taking Care of our Mental Health during COVID

Navigating the Transition to Caregiver/Decision-Maker

Spirituality & Cancer: Making Peace

Embracing the End of Life Experience

A Conversation about Palliative Care

Using Mindfulness to Cope with an Advanced Diagnosis

Navigating Finances During Cancer Treatment

Navigating a Return to Work During/After Cancer Treatment

Managing Your Health in the Cancer System

Navigating Life after Cancer

Navigating Life as an Adolescent / Young Adult (AYA)

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As an organization committed to inclusion, we especially wish to reach out to communities of colour, refugees and newcomers, as well as all persons who are living with a disability, identify as Indigenous, are of any gender and/or align with the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.

WELLWOOD LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

As an organization committed to inclusion, we especially wish to reach out to communities of colour, refugees and newcomers, as well as all persons who are living with a disability, identify as Indigenous, are of any gender and/or align with the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.

We acknowledge the privilege in providing Wellwood’s safe gathering spaces on lands that Indigenous peoples have called home for thousands of years. Chedoke Hospital, formerly on the grounds of our community site, provided tuberculosis treatment to 1,274 Inuit (many of whom were children) far from home, in what is now recognized as a forced, traumatic relocation. This is a promise to never forget the harm that was done.

Wellwood programs are provided at NO COST via a hybrid model, accessible from anywhere.

Hamilton Health Sciences is proud to partner with Wellwood.

Charitable registration #89695 5036 RR0001

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