Classes and events

Therapeutic yoga uses gentle and mindful movement, breathing, sound and meditation to nourish and replenish the mind and body. Relaxation and stress reduction techniques are taught and practiced. Patients, caregivers and survivors are all welcome for this class. 

When and where: Every Monday from 9:30 to 10:45 am and every Thursday from 12:30 to 1:45 pm in room 3100 on the 3rd floor of the SCCA South Lake Union clinic.

Learn how to knit or expand your knitting skills and get to know other patients, caregivers, and wonderful volunteers. Knitting needles and yarn are provided.

When: Every Tuesday from 1 to 3 pm.

Where: Main lobby at the SCCA South Lake Union clinic

Walking an ancient spiritual path helps promote relaxation, meditation, enrichment, and spiritual and personal healing.

When: First Monday of month from 1:15 to 4 pm, third Monday of the month from 12:30 to 3:30 pm.

Where: Rooms 1006/1008 at the SCCA South Lake Union clinic

Support groups provide a place for cancer patients, family members, and caregivers to discuss their feelings, share information, and talk about coping.

Learn more about support groups

Sessions are geared to people with decreased immunity due to illness or cancer treatment, who are at increased risk for foodborne illness. Guidelines for safe food handling, from grocery shopping to food preparation and storage are discussed. Safety hints for eating outside the home are also provided. Advance registration with your team coordinator or scheduler is encouraged. For more information, call Medical Nutrition Therapy at (206) 606-1148. Read more about food safety.

When: Tuesdays from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm

Where: First floor, Rooms 1006/1008 at the SCCA South Lake Union clinic

Ask your health care team about attending this class if you are having a transplant. Prior registration with your team coordinator or scheduler is encouraged.

When: Check the Events Calendar above

Where: Room 1006/1008 at the SCCA South Lake Union clinic

For more information, call Patient & Family Education at (206) 606-1033.

SCCA’s Living Tobacco Free services uses proven techniques to help people quit smoking. It’s never too late.

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Cancer Lifeline provides emotional support, resources, classes, and exercise programs to support people at all stages of their cancer process. Open to patients, survivors, families, friends, co-workers, and caregivers. Available in the Puget Sound region and 16 western Washington counties.

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Cancer Pathways, formerly known as Gilda's Club Seattle, provides meeting places where men, women, and children living with cancer and their families and friends join with others to build emotional, social, and educational support as a supplement to medical care. Free of charge and nonprofit, Cancer Pathways offers support and networking groups, lectures, workshops, and social events in a homelike setting.

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