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Coping with Metastatic Cancer - Free Webinar

Coping with Metastatic Cancer: Strategies to Increase Acceptance 

A diagnosis of metastatic cancer can leave you feeling lost and unsure. This webinar provides practical strategies for managing difficult emotions, fostering acceptance, and taking control of your well-being.

Join our MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper expert Dr. Sarah Fishman as she discusses Coping with Metastatic Cancer: Strategies to Increase Acceptance on Thursday, April 25 at noon.

During this free webinar:

• Attendees will learn about elements of acceptance commitment therapy and meaning-centered psychotherapy and how these can be applied to coping with oncology-related concerns.
• Attendees will be encouraged to reflect on and cope with holding opposite emotions simultaneously.
• Attendees will learn about elements of meaning-centered psychology that may be applied independently to increase legacy-oriented activities.

Presented by: Sarah Fishman, PhD, Clinical Health Psychologist at Cooper University Health Care

This one-hour presentation will include a Q & A session. We look forward to you participating in this lively informal discussion sponsored by the Wellness After Cancer Survivorship program at MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper.

Registration is required.

To join the online webinar, a link will be sent to you via email before the event.

About the Wellness After Cancer Survivorship Program at MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper:
At MD Anderson at Cooper, a patient is considered a survivor the moment they are diagnosed with cancer, and our team is dedicated to helping survivors live their lives to the fullest throughout their cancer journey. Our Wellness After Cancer Survivorship Program addresses the physical, psychological, and educational needs of patients who have completed treatment. It also focuses on identifying, preventing, and controlling any long-term and late effects associated with cancer and its treatment. In addition, the Wellness After Cancer Survivorship program is designed to monitor patients for signs of cancer recurrence. Click here to learn more about our Wellness After Cancer Survivorship Program and the many resources available to you.