Absenger Cancer Education Foundation | ACEF
Helping cancer survivors feel better with yoga, meditation & qigong
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ACEF created a Cancer Survivorship Program Information Document Repository to inform you about our West Michigan programs.
We hope you spread the word about ACEF’s classes. Here is information about our music therapy program.
Music therapy is slowly recognized to address the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual needs of cancer patients.
African American women are less likely to use yoga than their White counterparts. ACEF wants to change that!
MEAL is a clinically proven, six-week mindful eating program*. You’ll learn an entirely new approach to healthy eating, weight loss, and stress reduction.
The Living Well in Breast Cancer Survivorship program addresses the psychosocial needs of survivors in Muskegon County.
Whether you’ve just been diagnosed or in breast cancer survivorship years, you deserve a little tender, loving care, right?
…Things like stress, anxiety, fatigue, and depression.*
(with the help of a $23,971 Susan G. Komen Michigan grant).
Coming April 1, 2016: A FREE Breast Cancer Survivorship Program for West Michigan. Click the image to contact ACEF about our FREE Living Well in Breast Cancer Survivorship Program
For a list of upcoming cancer seminars at Johnson Family Cancer Center click here.
A podcast introducing you to “Living and Loving After Prostate Cancer” using evidence-based, integrative mind-body medicine.
A talk about mapping the cancer journey and how good information and a solid plan help you make sense of a new emerging Self.
Please contact Megan Trombka by phone 231.672.2008 or email at Megan.Trombka[at]Mercyhealth.com for more information or to RSVP for cancer seminars.
Werner to present twelve educational cancer seminars at Mercy Health’s Johnson Family Cancer Center (JFCC) in Muskegon.
It is surprising that the care teams of couples facing cancer rarely bring up sexual health during or after cancer treatment.
The Absenger Cancer Education Foundation (ACEF) is a 501(c)(3) public charity. Your gift may qualify as a charitable deduction for federal income tax purposes. Please consult with your tax adviser or the IRS to determine whether your contribution is deductible.