Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Cancer Program
Cancer can disrupt big milestones:
Completing school
Choosing a career path
Building personal relationships
Starting a family
Achieving emotional, social, and financial independence
Our team recognizes the complex social, emotional, and physical needs of teens and young adults. Cancer treatment can feel overwhelming, but AYA can help.
We collaborate with other providers to meet your unique medical and financial needs. We help navigate the challenges of cancer treatment and beyond by connecting you with information and resources that address your concerns.
We’re here to help you adjust and keep living your life in a way that means the most to you.
“AYA group meetups help me feel better about my situation.”
Our Care Team
Not sure which Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Cancer Program provider is right for you?
Katy Hight –AYA Patient and Family Life Specialist
Michelle Altmaier – AYA Program Manager
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Support Groups
Caring for a loved one with cancer presents a unique set of challenges.
Family and friends who are taking care of a cancer patient are invited to attend therapy group for caregivers.
In these groups, caregivers will offer support, exchange ideas, and learn strategies to cope with the stress that comes with caring for a cancer patient.
Join us for a gentle yoga class designed specifically for individuals affected by cancer. Take a moment to breathe, stretch, and restore. Caregivers are welcome to attend.
What to Expect
- Slow, accessible movements
- A focus on relaxation, breathwork, and stress relief
- No previous yoga experience required
- Modifications offered for all abilities
- Participate from the comfort of home via Zoom
How to Participate
Email [email protected] to register.
Participants must submit a signed medical waiver before attending. Waivers may be faxed or emailed.
A Zoom link will be provided after registration and submission or a signed medical waiver.
We offer group therapy for men and women of all ages who have a cancer diagnosis. The therapy sessions provide a safe environment for supportive interactions, education, and sharing of experiences. The groups practice mindfulness, acceptance, and self-compassion. Wherever you are in your cancer journey—recently diagnosed, in active treatment, or finished with therapy—please join us.