Ongoing Classes & Events

Camas High School Theater Presents "After this Episode"
A play by Brianna Barrett
Directed by Sean Kelly
Presentation by the playwright, director, and Dr. Kathryn Kolibaba of Compass Oncology 

Rae's life is forced into a standstill when she is diagnosed with cancer during her senior year in high school. Confined to the hospital, she faces a fraught relationship with her sister, a failed romance, and feelings of isolation in a hyper-connected, digital world.

Adults: $14
Students: $7
Children under 12: $5
Raffle basket fundraiser
Purchase tickets online tinyurl.com/camasplay

All proceeds go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Light the Night walk to help support research for blood cancers.

Join Team Captain Dr. Robert Lufkin and Team Compass Oncology to help fund a cure for brain tumors.

Register Online

Event details: http://events.braintumor.org/northwest-brain-tumor-walk/

This group gives young adults affected by cancer the opportunity to share their experiences in a supportive environment. Social Workers from Compass Oncology will be present to facilitate conversation and address questions about emotional issues and coping strategies. 
• Get support designed to meet the unique needs of young adults with cancer.
• Connect with other young adults who are currently in treatment and post treatment.
• Get updates on activities, resources, and services designed just for young adults.

This event is FREE and open to the public. Snacks will be provided. Please call Nora Larson 503-231-2610 to RSVP.

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Compass Oncology and Pink Lemonade Project have partnered to offer a support group to give women cancer survivors an opportunity to talk with others who are facing similar challenges in a safe, welcoming environment.

Oncology social workers will be present to facilitate the conversation and to answer any questions. 

This support group is for all women cancer survivors. You can choose to attend any session or all of the sessions.

• January 14 – Coping with Changes in Relationships after a Cancer Diagnosis
• February 11 – Intimacy and Sexuality
• March 11 – Managing Emotional Distress
• April 8 – Living with Concerns of Recurrence
• May 13 – Managing Life as a Whole
• June 10 – Embracing Vulnerability
• July 8 – Body Image Changes

For more information please visit pinklemonadeproject.org. 

TO REGISTER:
This support group is FREE and open to the public. Please call or email Virginia Hill to reserve your space 360-773-8630.

PLEASE NOTE: THE LUNG RESOURCES SUPPORT GROUP IS ON A TEMPORARY HIATUS AND WILL START UP AGAIN IN THE SPRING. DATE TBD. 

This support group will give people affected by lung cancer the opportunity to share their experiences in a supportive environment with others who are facing similar challenges. Clinicians from Compass Oncology will be present to facilitate the conversation and to answer any questions you may have about physical or emotional issues, treatment side effects, and coping strategies. All lung cancer patients and their loved ones are welcome to attend.

If interested in attending the group in the future, please call 503.384.9952 or email Michelle.Vieira @CompassOncology.com to be notified when the group will resume.

This support group gives people with brain tumors an opportunity to talk with others who are facing similar challenges in a safe, welcoming environment.

Clinicians from Compass Oncology will be present to facilitate the conversation and to answer any questions you may have about physical or emotional issues, treatment side effects and general coping strategies. All brain tumor patients and their loved ones or caregivers are welcome to attend.

TO REGISTER:

This event is FREE and open to the public. Space is limited and registration is required. Light refreshments will be served. Please call Jamie Newell at 503.231.2610 to reserve your space.

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Learning different ways to write in your journal adds color, perspective and dimension to your reflective writing. With the help of these journal tools, you can gently but powerfully explore the various aspects of yourself, your life and your relationships with others.

TO REGISTER:
This event is FREE and open to Compass Oncology patients.
Space is limited and registration is required.
Please call to reserve your space.
503.297.7403

Compass Oncology and Pink Lemonade Project have partnered to offer a support group to give women cancer survivors an opportunity to talk with others who are facing similar challenges in a safe, welcoming environment.

Oncology social workers will be present to facilitate the conversation and to answer any questions. 

This support group is for all women cancer survivors. You can choose to attend any session or all of the sessions.

• January 14 – Coping with Changes in Relationships after a Cancer Diagnosis
• February 11 – Intimacy and Sexuality
• March 11 – Managing Emotional Distress
• April 8 – Living with Concerns of Recurrence
• May 13 – Managing Life as a Whole
• June 10 – Embracing Vulnerability
• July 8 – Body Image Changes

For more information please visit pinklemonadeproject.org. 

TO REGISTER:
This support group is FREE and open to the public. Please call or email Virginia Hill to reserve your space 360-773-8630.

Your participation in the Undy RunWalk helps the Colorectal Cancer Alliance and our local partners fight colorectal cancer in critical ways.

Join Team Compass Oncology https://www.ccalliance.org/events/2019-portland-undy-runwalk

Schedule: 
7:30 a.m. - Race packet pickup & on-site registration
8:40 a.m. - Opening remarks
9:00 a.m. - 5K begins
9:10 a.m. - 1 Mile fun run begins
10:05 a.m. - Survivor recognition & awards ceremony