Patient Support Group

People who take part in support groups believe that they can live healthier, happier lives if they spent time relating to others. They believe that when relatives and friends lend support, it is easier fir people to deal with their health and social problems. Some claim that the bonds formed between members of support groups help them feel stronger. They further claim that the bonds formed between members of support groups help them feel stronger. They further claim that sharing feelings and experiences within support groups can reduce stress, fear, and anxiety and help to improve healing. Evidence suggests that support groups can improve quality of life for people with cancer.

The General Cancer Support Group at WEllness House is and open forum where all cancer patients are welcomed. The 90 minute group is inviting and relaxing, allowing all participants to share their feelings and their journey while supporting others in their journey.