Blum Center Program: Cancer Genetic Testing—Strategies to Manage Stress and Increase Resilience
April Hirschberg, MD, discusses how stress awareness, healthy lifestyle behaviors and mind-body interventions can promote your well-being.
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Mass General Cancer Center is pleased to offer the Benson-Henry Institute for Mind Body Medicine’s highly regarded Stress Management and Resiliency Training (SMART): Relaxation Response Resiliency Programs (3RP) training for individuals identified to have a hereditary cancer syndrome and will be in an online format on Zoom.
This program is designed to assist individuals without a cancer diagnosis but who carry a genetic variant putting them at higher risk for cancer. The program will provide critical tools to help individuals cope with the experience of being identified to be at high genetic risk for cancer.
During eight, 90-minute weekly sessions, this program will help participants:
Elements of the program include:
The Mind Body Program for Individuals at High Risk for Cancer is billable to insurance; most insurers cover the program. Pre-registration and a $65 materials fee are required.
Tuesdays beginning September 24, 2024 from 7:00 - 8:30 pm on Zoom
Virtual interactive groups led by April Hirschberg, MD and offered through the Mass General Cancer Center.
For questions or to register, please email Dr. Hirschberg at ahirschberg@mgb.org.
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April Hirschberg, MD, discusses how stress awareness, healthy lifestyle behaviors and mind-body interventions can promote your well-being.