Coffee Conversations: Managing Trauma from Breast Cancer Treatment
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Coffee Conversations: Managing Trauma from Breast Cancer Treatment

A time of virtual gatherings to learn, share, discuss, and celebrate journeys with breast cancer.

By Forge Breast Cancer Survivor Center

Date and time

Wednesday, June 26 · 8 - 9am PDT

Location

Online

About this event

    Forge Breast Cancer Survivor Center hosts a virtual "Coffee Conversation" on select mornings that features a 30-minute interview with a survivor, co-survivor, or medical professional on a topic, followed by a time for conversation with participants.

    June12th's Coffee Conversation features Leah Riley. Leah Riley is a Licensed Professional Counselor. She is a graduate of the University of Montevallo and received her Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Leah serves as a counselor for adult women and older teen women. She has experience working with women of all ages walking through grief, trauma, attention deficit disorder, adjustment, depression, anxiety, addiction, marital issues, co-parenting issues and crisis. She has extensive background in working with women struggling with eating disorders and other co-morbid disorders. She practices EMDR, DBT and cognitive behavioral therapy.

    Please join our Coffee Conversation discussing manging trauma after breast cancer treatment!

    If registration is full but you would like to attend, please contact programs@forgeon.org to attend.


    ***This event is free, but requires registration***

    If you are able to donate any amount to contribute to Forge's continued efforts to support our local breast cancer community, we greatly appreciate it. Donations can be made on the Forge website: https://forgeon.org/donate

    About Forge's programs:

    At Forge, the core of our mission is to offer support, knowledge, strength, and direction for those impacted by breast cancer. In an effort to continue to safeguard the health of our community and team, Forge is offering virtual learning opportunities that can be accessed from the comfort of your own home, and for any in-person programs we may schedule, we will practice CDC-recommended safety measures to keep our community healthy.

    As always, if you have any questions, need resources, or a listening ear, please feel free to communicate with us via the Forge Facebook page, by emailing info@forgeon.org, or by calling us at 1-800-811-8925. By registering to attend programs with Forge, you agree to receive further correspondence from us, such as program emails and event reminders.