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Searching
for Still Waters—
 An Exploration of Loss and Grief
Following
the death of a
loved one, bereavement is a complex journey. Choices that are made can
be healthy or unhealth this on-going group, these choices are shared, feelings
are expressed,
ways to
maintain a healthy connection with the lost person are explored.
When:
The second Saturday of the month.
Time:
10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Where: The Middleton Center
Leaders: David M. Reed, PhD,
Mary Joan Walheim, MS, LPC, CT
Cost:
no charge
Tool for Living With
Cancer
One of the most difficult
things a person can hear is,
“You have cancer.”
The diagnosis is an entry into a foreign
land, and suddenly one is faced with a new language and a new culture. The
journey through this confusing and frightening new landscape is made easier by
supportive family and friends and by confidence in the skills of one’s medical
team. But more is often needed, and this monthly group is designed to provide
peer support and information—
tools for living with cancer.
Facilitated by Barbara Foxman, a
licensed social worker who is living with cancer, and Judith Sullivan, an
Episcopal priest and a caregiver to a loved one living with cancer.
April 20:
Meditation with Dom Roberti, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry, St.
Joseph’s University,
expert in meditation and a cancer survivor
Witherspoon Parlor
May 18:
Topic to be determined, Congregational Hall
All Meetings: 7:00 p.m.,
Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church
625 Montgomery Avenue
For more information, call Barbara
Foxman, 215-620-4218
Or The Middleton Center, 610-525-0766
No charge. Confidentiality will be
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