Dr. Ross Camidge, Director of Thoracic Oncology at the University of Colorado Cancer Center, has been a trusted voice and sought-after second opinion for lung cancer patients around the world for decades. He has spoken at ALK Positive Summits, appeared on multiple ALKtALKs, and serves on the ALK Positive Scientific Advisory Board- guiding and supporting […]

These sessions teach techniques that emphasizes breath and movement to calm the mind and stay present, enhancing overall well-being.

Our close-knit, (mostly) single group is built on shared experiences, real friendships, and unwavering support—because sometimes, the best help comes from those who truly understand.

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.

Participants engage their imaginations to manage symptoms of depression, anxiety, and pain, fostering healing of the mind, body, and spirit.

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.

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.