Meets the Fourth Saturday of each month from 10:30am-12:00pm Facilitator(s): Julie Stowell, RN, CHPN and Elsa Cherwak, PT RSVP: Click here to register *Meetings will be held over Zoom and a Zoom invitation will be sent via email once you ...
An open, supportive monthly bereavement group for anyone (family, friend, etc.) who has lost a loved one to ALS within the past year. This group will provide a place to connect with others who have experienced the loss of a ...
An ALS diagnosis is difficult to process. People often feel shocked and isolated by the news, whether the diagnosis was for themselves or a family member. It’s hard to move forward or figure out what comes next. This summer, the ...
An open, supportive monthly bereavement group for spouses/partners who have lost a loved one to ALS within the past year. This group will provide a place to connect with others who have experienced the loss of a loved one to ...
An ALS diagnosis is difficult to process. People often feel shocked and isolated by the news, whether the diagnosis was for themselves or a family member. It’s hard to move forward or figure out what comes next. This summer, the ...
Meets the Second Saturday of each month from 10:30am – 12:00 pm Facilitator(s): Karen Raley Steffens, RN, CHPN, CCM RSVP: Please email us at supportgroup@lesturnerals.org to RSVP *Meetings will be held over Zoom and a Zoom invitation will be sent ...
The Caregivers Only group offers a time to talk about all the issues caregivers face in a non-judgmental, accepting atmosphere without their loved one, who is living with ALS, being present. Caregivers share a common experience; life has become so ...
Join us Thursday Aug. 17 at 7:00pm CST for a webinar on ensuring accessible palliative care for people living with ALS/MND. In this Learning Series webinar, Professor Samar Aoun will share key findings and advice on enabling social networks to ...
The Caregivers Only group offers a time to talk about all the issues caregivers face in a non-judgmental, accepting atmosphere without their loved one, who is living with ALS, being present. Caregivers share a common experience; life has become so ...
An ALS diagnosis is difficult to process. People often feel shocked and isolated by the news, whether the diagnosis was for themselves or a family member. It’s hard to move forward or figure out what comes next. This summer, the ...
