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Description
SHINE Survivorship Series
Join the St. Luke's Cancer Institute Integrative Medicine Team to learn how acupuncture can support you during and after cancer treatment.
Studies have shown acupuncture can improve the following:
- Pain
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Fatigue
- Insomnia
- Nausea & Vomiting
- Hot Flashes
- Nerve Pain
- Constipation
During this one-hour class, you will meet a St. Luke's Cancer Institute Acupuncturist and learn about the acupuncture program at St. Luke’s as well as the history of acupuncture, how acupuncture works, what to expect during acupuncture, what acupuncture can treat, as well as some acupressure points you can use on yourself for common symptoms and side-effects.
In-person or virtual attendance available. Please be sure to register for either the in-person OR virtual class.
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Registration Instructions
Register Online | Call to register or for more information: (208) 381-9000
This Event Will Use Microsoft Teams
Attend Online Using Your Computer, Tablet or Mobile Phone
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