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Support & Community For Anyone Affected by Cancer

Always At No Cost for Noble County Residents 

No Cost

No Cost

No Cost: The Ripples to Waves support groups are free for residents of Noble County and surrounding communities and are open to anyone impacted by cancer. Snacks provided.

 

In Person or Virtual

In Person or Virtual

Participants can choose to gather in a conference room at NCHD, located at 44069 Marietta Rd, Caldwell, OH 43724, or join online from their homes or another locationRegistration is required. 

Licensed Social Worker

Licensed Social Worker

A licensed social worker from Cancer Support Community Central Ohio will lead each of the one-hour sessions.

Personal Care Plan

Personal Care Plan

Each support group participant will receive a Personal Care Plan at no cost detailing recommendations for the best plan of action to provide the most support and address specific concerns. 

Location: Noble County Health Department · 44069 Marietta Rd. Caldwell, OH 43724

 

Social Worker-1

Erin T. Finley, LISW, leads the Ripples to Waves support group the third Thursday of every month.

 

Hearing the words “You have cancer” can bring on many emotions that may be difficult to cope with.

When you first learn you have cancer, you may feel like your life is out of control – you may wonder how long you will live or how your normal routine will be disrupted. You will probably have questions about the type of cancer you have and what treatment will be like, and you may not understand the medical terms people use. You may feel isolated and alone and not know what to do next.

It is common to experience a wide range of emotions you’re not used to dealing with; those feelings may change daily or even hourly. This is true whether you’re currently in treatment, finished with treatment, or many years into survivorship. There is no right or wrong way to feel.

While there is no single prescription for gaining an emotional or mental edge over cancer, there are several ways to take steps to regain control. Some people may turn to family members to find support. But even the most supportive family members and friends cannot understand exactly what it feels like unless they have received a cancer diagnosis themselves. Another way is to join a professionally led support group.

 

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