Monday, August 31 | 6:00 – 7:30 pm
In Person | Wellness House
Join Dr. Jacob Tallman of UChicago Medicine for a conversation about life after prostate cancer. He’ll discuss survivorship, long-term health, and ways to support your quality of life after treatment.
This four-part series offers research-based information and practical strategies to help individuals diagnosed with prostate cancer and their caregivers navigate life during and after treatment. Participants are welcome to attend whichever sessions are most relevant to them and do not need to attend the entire series.
Registration is made through an online registration portal called Mindbody (scroll down to view Mindbody registration links). If you do not have a Mindbody account you will be asked to create one. It’s easy and free. If you would like additional information about this event before signing up, please call 630.323.5150.
To Register: Click the “Register” button. You will be prompted to create an account or log in with our registration site, Mindbody Online.
August 31 | Medical Concerns after Prostate Cancer, Presenter: Jacob Tallman, MD, UChicago Medicine | 6:00 – 7:30 pm
Beyond Dr. Tallman’s presentation, topics include:
- Monday, September 14 | 6:00 – 7:30 pm: Safe Exercise After Prostate Cancer. Discover how physical activity can improve strength, reduce side effects, and support overall well-being. Register here
- Monday, September 21 | 6:00 – 7:30 pm: Healthy Eating After Prostate Cancer. Explore nutrition strategies that promote health, recovery, and long-term wellness. Register here
- Monday, September 28 | 6:00 – 7:30 pm: Coping with Prostate Cancer: Emotional Support, Caregiving and Reducing Isolation. Learn ways to manage the emotional impact of cancer, strengthen caregiving relationships, reduce isolation, and connect with support. Register here
Participants and caregivers are encouraged to attend one or all sessions to gain trusted information, connect with others, and build practical tools for navigating the prostate cancer journey.
