Meg Sweeney, MSW, LICSW

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  • Addressing the Trauma of Cancer with EMDR Sponsored by Salish Cancer Center

    [ONLINE] Salish Cancer Center

    EMDR, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, is a therapy that can be a coping tool to address cancer related trauma. People often make new connections insights as a result of the therapeutic approach. In this presentation we will discuss the elements of EMDR and how it can assist in recovery from the upheaval of cancer,...

  • Changing Bodies: Coping with Physical & Emotional Changes Due to Treatment Sponsored by Swedish Cancer Center

    [ONLINE] Swedish Cancer Institute

    Many cancer patients struggle with coming to terms with how their bodies are impacted by treatment. Your body may change in look, the way it functions and the way you personally feel about it. In this workshop you will learn about the physical and emotional impacts of treatment, evidence-based strategies to cope, and practical resources....

  • Coping with Cancer: Managing Isolation Sponsored by EvergreenHealth

    [ONLINE] EvergreenHealth

    Many cancer patients experience isolation both physically and emotionally. Come learn ways to get support and feel connected. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER We hope that you can join our Zoom meetings with video. If you are unable to, please email [email protected] or call (206) 297-2500 M-F 9am-5pm.

  • Coping with Cancer: Asking for & Accepting Help Sponsored by EvergreenHealth

    [ONLINE] EvergreenHealth

    Asking for & accepting help can be challenging for many people. Whether facing cancer alone or with family & friends, come learn about ways you can effectively ask & receive the help that you need. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER We hope that you can join our Zoom meetings with video. If you are unable to,...

  • Coping with Cancer: Managing Isolation During the Winter Sponsored by Overlake Medical Center

    [ONLINE] Overlake Medical Center

    We will explore practical ways to cope with the isolation and related sadness that can arise while staying indoors with fewer hours of daylight for extended periods of time. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER We hope that you can join our Zoom meetings with video. If you are unable to, please email [email protected] or call (206) 297-2500 M-F 9am-5pm.