Youth and Family Many Colors of Hope
Creating Art to Brighten Our Path
Cancer Support Community Central Ohio and Feel Better Foundation are excited to introduce this new series for pediatric cancer families. Each monthly class will be dedicated to creating pieces of artwork by specific members of the family. At the end of the series, participants will have the opportunity to display their work at an art exhibit!
May 25: Dream Catchers (Teens)
June 22: Papermaking: Seeds of Hope (Adults)
July 9: Hope Flowers (Kids 7 to 12)
August 12: Memorial Jars (Bereaved)
September 10: Flow Art (Moms Only)
October 8: Family Motto (Entire Family)
November 13: Art Exhibition
To sign up please call 614.884-HOPE (4673).
Feel Better Moms Art Therapy Group
It's time to make time for you!
Join fellow pediatric cancer moms for an evening of art, support, encouragement, and self-care. We will spend the first 15 minutes introducing the art project for the session and continue the session with a guided discussion led by our art therapist. If 15 minutes is all you have, join for a while and then work on the project on your own. You will need to register in advance to get the Zoom link, but you can join the group at any time you are able. Register here.
April 13
May 11
June 8
July 13
August 10
September 14
October 12
November 9
December 14
You will need to register in advance to get the Zoom link, but you can join the group at any time you are able. Register here.
Frankly Speaking About Cancer
What Do I Tell the Kids?
Even as an adult, learning about a cancer diagnosis is life-changing. What Do I Tell the Kids? is a publication in Cancer Support Community’s landmark cancer education series, Frankly Speaking About Cancer®, for parents that offers tips on how to communicate the necessary information to children of all ages. This book is free to participants who visit the Education & Resources Library at our facility.
For more information, please call 614.884.HOPE (4673) or email Angie Santangelo, Clinical Program Director.
Art and Play Therapy
Art and Play Therapy
Individual or family therapy is available, led by licensed therapists, as mechanisms to help families cope with the impact of a cancer diagnosis. Sessions are scheduled as needed.
For more information, please call 614.884.HOPE (4673) or email Angie Santangelo, Clinical Program Director.
Counseling
Individual and Family Counseling
For more information, please call 614.884.HOPE (4673) or email Angie Santangelo, Clinical Program Director.
All Youth and Family programs are supported by:
