Art Therapy
Art Therapy uses art and the creative process to help participants manage stress, build community, and develop coping strategies.

Our ALK+ Events calendar features engaging programs & events including our flagship ALKtALKs, where experts educate and inspire our community, making it smarter and more connected, and our Healing Arts classes that offer patients and care partners support for balancing daily life, managing treatment, and coping with an ALK positive cancer diagnosis.
Art Therapy uses art and the creative process to help participants manage stress, build community, and develop coping strategies.
Young ALKies is a space for those 50 and under to connect, share, and support one another through every high and low of an ALK-positive diagnosis.
Sharing feelings and experiences on paper is a proven method to begin healing our physical and emotional well being as we live each day.
Transforming participants’ mindset from merely surviving to thriving with cancer. Individuals are guided in resetting, reigniting passions, and generating energy to live a fulfilling life despite their diagnosis.
Coffee tALK occurs over the weekend allowing opportunities for international attendance. Bring your coffee (or beverage of choice) and lean into others on this same path.
Clinical Trials Connect is a welcoming discussion group for ALK-positive patients interested in learning more about clinical trials and what participation may involve. Facilitated by ALK Positive board member and long-term patient Jeff Sturm, sessions offer education, trusted resources, and open conversation so participants can better understand trial opportunities, eligibility, and the experiences of others in the ALK-positive community.
These sessions teach techniques that emphasizes breath and movement to calm the mind and stay present, enhancing overall well-being.
Adapted for individuals with physical limitations, Chair Yoga focuses on gaining strength, mobility, and ease of movement, incorporating breathing and meditation to calm the mind.
Art Therapy uses art and the creative process to help participants manage stress, build community, and develop coping strategies.
