Running Virtually on Tuesday Evenings begining August 18, 2026 for 4 Weeks.
Healing doesn’t always end when treatment does.
For many people, the focus during cancer treatment is simply getting through it. There may be little space to process the fear, grief, uncertainty, changes in identity, or difficult medical experiences that can remain long after treatment has ended.
The Path Forward is a warm, trauma-informed psychotherapy group for adults who have completed cancer treatment and are navigating what comes next. Facilitated by a Registered Psychotherapist, the group offers a supportive space to connect with others who understand the complexities of life after cancer.
Through a supported, guided environment of therapeutic reflection, and mindfulness-based practices, participants can explore the emotional impact of their experience, develop practical coping strategies, reconnect with themselves, and strengthen resilience, self-compassion, and hope.
Topics may include grief and loss, emotional overwhelm, changes in identity and relationships, and the challenges of navigating treatment and the healthcare system.
Whether treatment ended recently or several years ago, you do not have to navigate the path forward alone.
Running Virtually on Tuesday Evenings begining August 18, 2026 for 4 Weeks.
Healing doesn’t always end when treatment does.
For many people, the focus during cancer treatment is simply getting through it. There may be little space to process the fear, grief, uncertainty, changes in identity, or difficult medical experiences that can remain long after treatment has ended.
The Path Forward is a warm, trauma-informed psychotherapy group for adults who have completed cancer treatment and are navigating what comes next. Facilitated by a Registered Psychotherapist, the group offers a supportive space to connect with others who understand the complexities of life after cancer.
Through a supported, guided environment of therapeutic reflection, and mindfulness-based practices, participants can explore the emotional impact of their experience, develop practical coping strategies, reconnect with themselves, and strengthen resilience, self-compassion, and hope.
Topics may include grief and loss, emotional overwhelm, changes in identity and relationships, and the challenges of navigating treatment and the healthcare system.
Whether treatment ended recently or several years ago, you do not have to navigate the path forward alone.