Embody Your Body: Reclaiming Your Sexual Self After Breast Cancer

Embody Your Body: Reclaiming Your Sexual Self After Breast Cancer

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Are you a young woman navigating the challenges of sexuality and intimacy after a breast cancer diagnosis?

Join our new, four-part series designed to empower young survivors in reclaiming their sexual well-being, identity, and confidence after treatment.

In order to qualify, you must:

• Be a woman diagnosed with breast cancer under 50
• Have completed active breast cancer treatment
• Be open to small group discussion on sexual health and wellness

This four-part series is meant to be experienced as a whole. By registering, you’re committing to all four sessions so we can build a supportive and cohesive group together. Registration will close before the first session.

Session #1: Hormones and the Sexual Response Roadmap
Wednesday, October 7th from 7pm – 9pm ET

This session will explore how breast cancer treatments affect hormones and sexual function while exploring how sexual arousal and desire work to help identify new opportunities for intimacy and pleasure.

Session #2: Embody Your Body
Wednesday, October 14th from 7pm – 9pm ET

This session will support participants in cultivating body self-compassion after a breast cancer diagnosis by exploring physical changes, practicing mindful self-compassion, and reconnecting with sources of pride and beauty in their bodies.

Session #3: Reclaiming Sexual Pleasure After Cancer
Wednesday, October 21st from 7pm – 9pm ET

This session will help participants expand their definition of sex, explore diverse pathways to pleasure and eroticism, and learn strategies for reclaiming satisfying sexual expression after a cancer diagnosis.

Session #4: The Pleasure Toolkit
Wednesday, October 28th from 7pm – 9pm ET

This session will focus on practical tools and strategies for supporting sexual comfort, function, and pleasure after cancer, while emphasizing experimentation, choice, and finding what feels supportive for each individual body.

*Facilitated by Marloe Esch, DNP, RN, APNP, AGCNS-BC, OCN, CSC and Kayla Fulginiti, LCSW, OSW-C

For questions, please reach out to Kayla at kayla@elephantsandtea.org

Sponsored by Pfizer Oncology’s This Is Living With Cancer™