Group Therapy

Supporting Patients Through the Cancer Experience

This group focuses on helping clients who are actively in treatment for any form of cancer to find support in navigating the treatment process. The group will work to help clients better understand the ways in which cancer impacts themselves and their relationships so that they can more effectively manage their emotions and seek support from others.

This is a hybrid therapy and support group for individuals in active treatment for cancer. This group functions as a traditional therapy group, and the group facilitator will utilize active interventions to support clients in navigating their emotions and present moment reactions. Additionally, clients will support each other by relaying their own experiences with and strategies for navigating cancer.

Details:

  • Where: Virtual (Zoom)

  • Date & Time: Every-other Tuesday 1:00-2:30pm. July 7th - September 22nd (12 sessions).

  • Other: Open to Oregon residents of all genders and ages 18+; Most insurances accepted.

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Group Therapist

Dr. Ethan Waranch, PsyD

Dr. Ethan Waranch (he/him) is a Licensed Psychologist (PsyD) in the state of Oregon. He specializes in supporting clients navigating mood concerns, anxiety, depression and complex medical concerns like cancer. He is a member of the American Psychosocial Oncology Society.

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Group therapy can help with…

  • Learn Coping Strategies

  • Build Self-Awareness

  • Increase Confidence

  • Develop Healthy Boundaries

  • Grow in a Safe Space

  • Feel Less Alone

  • Gain New Perspectives

  • Improve Communication

  • Receive Support

  • Practice Social Skills