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Sexual Wellbeing During & After Cancer

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A cancer diagnosis, treatment, and recovery can dramatically change the way people experience and desire sex. In this webinar, you’ll gain practical strategies and learn how to navigate common challenges.

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About this Workshop

The information and dialogues are designed to help you understand:

Common physical and emotional changes that can affect sexual response and intimacy during and after cancer

Effective ways to communicate about changes to sexual desire and sexual function

Practical strategies and helpful tools to support sexual wellbeing and intimacy

Expert advice in a supportive environment

Delivered by certified sexuality counsellor and registered nurse Dr. Anne Katz, this workshop is offered so our community can discover strategies and tools to support sexual wellbeing and intimacy.

There’s no need to be shy…

To make participation comfortable, cameras and mics will remain off, and you’re encouraged to submit questions ahead of time when you register.

Topics Covered in Sexual Wellbeing During & After Cancer include:

Typical sexual health challenges faced during and after cancer

Emotional reactions to sexual changes

Immediate support and longer-term sexual wellbeing strategies

Creative ways to maintain intimacy (spoiler – it doesn’t always involve sex!)

Guidance on talking openly with your partner and potential partners about sex and intimacy

This workshop is available ONLINE

Join us!

  • This session is led by a sexuality counsellor and includes a Q&A.
  • It is roughly an hour and fifteen (1:15) minutes in length and is delivered over Zoom.
  • Be sure to add your questions on the registration form.

Ready to Register?

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Who should attend this workshop?

  • Individuals who are currently in treatment, post-treatment, or living with cancer.
  • Caregivers, and anyone interested in learning how to navigate sexual challenges during and after cancer.
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Learn how to maintain intimacy during and after cancer

Register today

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Reclaiming Your Identity Through Style & Clothing

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Cancer can bring physical changes that affect how you see yourself. In this workshop, style consultant Suzanne Colmer shares practical ways to reconnect with your body, identity, and confidence through clothing, during and beyond treatment.

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About this Workshop

The information and dialogues are designed to help you understand:

The psychology of clothing and how it can influence confidence and overall wellbeing

How personal style can help reclaim your identity and serve as a meaningful form of self-care

How to discover your "Superhero Cape" (clothing that empowers you, boosts confidence, and lets your authentic self shine)

Practical strategies for building or refreshing your wardrobe without overspending

Expert advice in a supportive environment

Delivered by professional stylist and wardrobe expert Suzanne Colmer, this workshop is offered so our community can discover ways to feel more comfortable, confident, and empowered in what they wear.

Topics Covered in Reclaiming Identity Through Style & Clothing include:

Exploring your personal style and creating a style "story"

Navigating body changes and the emotional aspects of getting dressed

Principles of a capsule wardrobe (versatile, mix-and-match pieces)

Smart shopping strategies for every phase of your cancer journey

This workshop is available ONLINE

Join us!

  • This session is led by a professional stylist and wardrobe expert and includes a Q&A.
  • It is roughly an hour and fifteen (1:15) minutes in length and is delivered over Zoom.

Ready to Register?

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Who should attend this workshop?

  • Individuals who are currently in treatment, post-treatment, or living with cancer.
  • Caregivers, and anyone interested in learning more about using style as a general, practical tool for self-expression.
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Reclaim your confidence and discover personal style tips during and beyond cancer treatment

Register today

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Practical Advice within a Caring Community

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We know how important it is to simply feel like yourself, especially when going through cancer treatment. Look Good Feel Better offers free workshops that help address both the emotional and appearance-related side effects of treatment.

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Everyone deserves support during cancer treatment

LGFB workshops are a space where cancer isn’t in charge. You can concentrate on yourself. Learn information and techniques that can help you manage or even minimize some side effects of your cancer treatment. Talk with and connect with others facing a similar cancer experience.  Offer an understanding smile to someone who may need one.

What happens at LGFB workshops?

Led by our expert volunteers, Look Good Feel Better workshops offer real information, helpful tips and techniques AND supportive care.  At the end of the session, we hope you’ll feel that you can face cancer with a bit more confidence and feel more like yourself again.

We Provide Online and In-Person Workshops

 IN-PERSON LGFB WORKSHOPS:

Our primary in-person workshop is 2 hours long and addresses skincare, makeup that helps address physical side effects of cancer treatment, hair loss, scalp and nail care, wigs, scarves and other hair alternatives. It is called Skincare, Makeup & Hair.  It is offered in 80 locations across Canada where our volunteers will greet you with a warm smile. You will also receive our Confidence Kit, which is a free kit of skincare and makeup products, so you can practice the techniques explained in the workshop at home.

Learn More about This WorkshopCheck for In-Person Workshops Near You

 ONLINE:

We offer several online workshops topics. Each is an hour to an hour and a half long, are led by one of our subject matter experts, and are easily accessible via Zoom. 

Our Skincare & Makeup, Wigs & Scarves, Bras & Prostheses and Shaving & Men’s Skincare workshops are offered multiple times during the month. Our Teens, Post-Treatment Nutrition and Advanced Skincare workshops are typically held a few times a year.

From time to time, we also offer workshops on other topics such as Cancer Fatigue, Coping with Fear & Worry, and Talking to Kids about Cancer.

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Teens – This Workshop is just for you

Figure out what works for you during treatment, from gentle skincare routines and makeup hygiene to cute head wrap styles, wigs and nails in a space that gets what you’re going through.

About this Workshop

Our online workshop is pretty unique. It’s a space where you don’t have to explain yourself, or your cancer. No one’s cancer experience is the same, but everyone will have some idea of what you’re going through.

How it works and what you will learn:

Learn skincare, makeup and sun care tricks and tips to help your sensitive skin heal and look its best during treatment

Get expert advice on managing treatment side effects like dryness, discolouration, and acne

Explore creative, cute, and cool styles for hats, wraps, wigs, and other hair alternatives

Get a free kit full of skincare and makeup products that are OK to use during treatment

Even it’s ultimately not your thing, do it for the plot

Connect and share OR just listen

You don’t have to join the conversation. Just learning these tips can help you feel a little bit more like your regular self.

Side effects don’t mean you can’t feel good in your skin

While discoloration, dry skin, acne, and hair loss are temporary, they’re still really lame. That’s where our skincare and make-up experts come in!

Even if you already know a lot about makeup and skincare, your skin needs extra care during treatment. We’ll help you adjust your routine to keep it healthy and strong.

Learn how to apply makeup when you might not have brows or lashes, plus simple ways to bring colour back to your face.

A new theme – and new makeup – every time

Just because we’re talking about how to deal with side-effects to your skin and hair, it doesn’t mean that we can’t have fun with it. Each session covers a new look so you can lean into your artistic side or just change up the basics to help you feel more like yourself.

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Golden Hour Glow: Warm Radiance & Freckles

Thursday, June 4th

Glide into summer with a soft, golden glow. Build warmth with cream bronzer, add a touch of peachy blush and freckles, and finish with warm eyeliner or a fun colour pop for personality.

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Twilight Magic: Smoky Eyes & Starlit Glow

Thursday, October 1st

Bring a little autumn magic to your routine. This session blends soft smoky techniques and shimmer placement to capture a twilight glow—perfect for fall photos or a subtle Halloween nod.

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Holiday Classics: Effortless Skin & Bold Red Lip

Thursday, December 3rd

Wrap up the year with a modern classic. Learn simple techniques to keep skin fresh, eyes softly defined, and lips bold and bright. Choose your finish—sheer, satin, or gloss—and let your red lip shine.

Who can attend?

This workshop welcome teens aged 13 to 17 who are currently facing cancer or have completed treatment in the past year.

A bit older or younger and want to attend? Send us an email at workshops@lgfb.ca

Hang out. Have fun. Repeat.

What if you take our workshop, enjoy it and want to come to another one? That happens a lot! As long as spots are available, we’d love to you to have you for a repeat performance. 

Each session has a new make-up theme AND it’s a great way to build friendships over time!

Come hang out with people who kind of understand what you’re going through!

Register today!

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Post Treatment Nutrition Workshop

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What you eat plays a vital role in how you feel after cancer treatment. But with so much nutrition advice out there, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. What foods support healing? How do you improve energy levels? Can nutrition help prevent deficiencies and support immune function? Join us to answer many common questions about nutrition and cancer.

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About this Workshop

Join us for an empowering discussion on:

Gut Health & Digestion – How the gut microbiome affects overall well-being

Key Nutrients – Supporting energy, mental clarity, and immune function

Food Absorption – Making sure your body gets what it needs

The 80/20 Rule – A mindful way to eat well while enjoying your favourite treats

Practical Strategies – Overcoming common post-treatment nutrition challenges

Expert advice in a supportive environment

Our free online workshop is led by registered nutritionists with cancer expertise and is designed to help you make informed, balanced choices—without stress or guilt.

This workshop is available ONLINE

It is led by one of our expert nutritionists and delivered over Zoom. It lasts for approximately an hour and 15 minutes.

Post-Treatment Cancer support

Whether you are experiencing late effects from treatment, you are concerned about preventing recurrence or you’re managing the transition from intensive support and monitoring back to care by your family doctor or general practitioner, we are here for you. 

Register for our next workshop

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Who should attend this workshop?

  • Individuals who are post-treatment and interested in nutrition during and after cancer treatment.
  • Anyone interested in nutrition relating to cancer wherever people are in their cancer continuum.
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What our participants have to say

“I was struggling with what to eat to prevent recurrence—the 80/20 rule was so helpful in helping me be kinder to myself! A total mindset shift.”

  • Emily R., Workshop Participant

Take the guesswork out of post-treatment nutrition

Register today!

Let’s navigate this together

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Shaving & Men’s Skincare Workshop

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Physical side effects sometimes catch us by surprise. Cancer treatment can bring unexpected changes to your appearance—dry, discoloured skin, hair loss, irritation from shaving, nail changes — but that doesn’t mean you have to just put up with them.

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Real advice in a supportive setting

Our Look Good Feel Better Shaving & Men’s Skincare Workshop is designed to help you take control of these changes with a simple, effective skincare regimen and shaving and grooming techniques tailored specifically for men facing cancer.

This free workshop is offered both online and in person at select locations and is held in a comfortable, supportive setting. You can listen, learn, and participate as much—or as little—as you’d like. Participants also receive a complimentary kit of men’s skincare and shaving products to try before and during treatment.

About the Shaving & Men's Skincare Workshop

Even if you’ve never paid much attention to your facial skin before, small changes can make a big difference in how you look and feel. In this session, we’ll cover:

Managing hair loss – What to expect, how to care for your scalp, and what happens when hair grows back

Caring for skin during treatment – Avoid dry, irritated or painful skin with a simple routine that take just a few minutes a day

Shaving with less irritation – Pros and cons of using a regular razor vs an electric razor during treatment and how to shave your face (or scalp) safely when your skin is more sensitive.

Protecting your skin from the sun – We’ll share simple ways to guard sensitive skin from the sun during and after treatment.

Feel more like yourself…

Not in the mood to join the conversation? That’s okay. Just knowing these tips can help you regain a sense of normalcy, even if you choose to keep your skincare regimen private.

Who is the Shaving & Men’s Skincare workshop for?

This session is ideal for: 

  • Men who are currently undergoing cancer treatment or have completed treatment in the past year
  • Anyone facing cancer who would like support around these specific appearance-related side effects
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Maybe you didn’t sign up for this workshop…

and someone who cares about you did it on your behalf. You’re not alone. If you’re here because a loved one suggested it, take that as a sign of their support.

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A no-pressure, practical approach

Prefer to stay in the background?

No problem! No matter if you’re attending online or in person, you can simply listen and absorb the tips at your own pace, and try them out whenever it suits you. 

Whether you’re here for men’s skincare advice, scalp care, guidance on hair loss, or because someone you love suggested you might benefit from the workshop, we’re so glad you are here. This session is all about giving you the tools to move forward with confidence, in whatever way works best for you.

What our participants have to say

 ” Before treatment, I was worried about hair loss. I didn’t expect that issues with skin on my face and scalp would be the most challenging chemo side effect. The advice in this workshop helped.”

  • Joseph S., Workshop Participant

“Actively taking care of myself helped me regain control – I didn’t want to be defined as sick.”

  • Adam P., Workshop Participant

Join us for a workshop led by industry experts, tailored for men facing all cancers

Register for the Shaving & Men's Skincare workshop today!

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Bras & Prostheses Workshop

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Whether you’ve recently had a mastectomy, lumpectomy, or breast reconstruction—or are still exploring your options—you may be wondering what comes next. How will your body change? What will feel comfortable? Join us to learn about breast prostheses, bras, post-surgical garments, swimsuits and more.

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About this Workshop

What you will learn:

Questions to ask before breast cancer treatment and/or pre-surgery (e.g. lumpectomies, mastectomies, or breast reconstruction)

Supportive clothing to wear post-surgery and during treatment – Bras, camisoles, and breast forms designed for comfort and healing

How a fitting works – What to expect, when to go, and how to find the right size

Body changes during recovery – Possible impacts on sizing and when to introduce different types of apparel or breast forms

Breast prostheses and partial forms – Options that help restore balance and boost confidence

Financial coverage – Where to look for funding (both public and private), insurance options, and community support

Expert advice in a supportive environment

Our free, expert-led workshop covers pre- and post-surgery advice and information on bras, breast prostheses, and clothing.

The information and dialogues are designed to help you:

Navigate your choices with confidence

Walk you through your options in a supportive and welcoming space

Gain knowledge in post-surgical camisoles, breast prostheses, and mastectomy bras

Feel comfortable with every day solutions

The Bras & Prostheses workshop is available ONLINE

The ONLINE Bras & Prostheses workshop is one hour long and is delivered via Zoom by one of our expert volunteers who have industry experience or formal training on post-mastectomy bras, other post-op garments, and breast prostheses.

Who should attend this workshop?

Anyone affected by breast cancer who wants information about breast prostheses, breast forms, post-op garments and what to expect before, during or after breast cancer surgery and/or treatment.  

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With Heartfelt Recognition

Thank you to our partner Anita Canada!

What our participants have to say about the Bras & Prostheses workshop

” It was great to learn about all the options I have…some of which I didn’t know about or hadn’t even thought of. Very helpful, empowering, supportive info at a time when some of us are feeling uncertain and self-conscious. “
  • Audrey R., Workshop Participant

Want to Learn More About Post-Mastectomy Bras and Breast Forms?

Register for the Bras & Prostheses Workshop today!

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Advanced Skincare Workshop

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Advances in cancer treatment have led to more people experiencing skin-related side effects, both during and after treatment. In this workshop, expert Onco-Dermatologists share simple steps to help minimize and manage common skin and nail issues.

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About this workshop

What you will learn:

How evolving cancer treatments can cause new and different side effects

Practical steps to help minimize and manage common skin, scalp, and nail concerns during and after treatment

Step-by-step guidance from an Onco-Dermatologist

Expert advice in a supportive environment

Delivered by an Onco-Dermatologist, this workshop is offered so our community can have the latest supportive information to help reduce and relieve the side effects they are experiencing.

Topics Covered in Advance Skincare include:

Simple skincare and suncare routines

Scalp care

Nail Health

Managing dry, itchy, and irritated skin

Acne and rashes

Skin recovery post-treatment

Questions?

Make sure to ask our facilitators your questions! If you prefer not to chat, just put your questions in the registration form. We are here to help!

This workshop is available Online

Join us!

  • This workshop delivered via a Q&A with our medical professional, and is offered approximately four times a year.
  • It is roughly an hour and fifteen (1:15) minutes in length and is delivered over Zoom.
  • Be sure to add your questions on the registration form!

Register Today!

 

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Who should attend this workshop?

This workshop is available for anyone who is…

  • Currently in treatment
  • Post-treatment but may still be experiencing side-effects impacting their skin, scalp, or nails
  • This workshop is designed to address skin concerns wherever people are in their cancer continuum
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What Our Participants Have to Say

“Just knowing others are going through the same symptoms gave me hope.”

  • Workshop Participant

“This webinar was delivered beautifully. I liked how participants’ questions were answered and things were explained at length.”

  • Workshop Participant

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Skincare, Makeup, & Hair Workshop

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Discover practical ways to manage the physical side effects of cancer treatment on your skin, hair, and face, including skincare, makeup, hair loss, wigs and other head coverings. Connect with a community who gets it.

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About this workshop

What you will learn:

Counteract side effects such as discolouration and dry skin

Practice simple makeup steps to add colour back to your face

Makeup hygiene and sun safety

Find tips and techniques for managing the loss of brows and lashes

Caring for your scalp during and after treatment

What to consider if selecting a wig

All types of head coverings including wigs

Pros and cons between synthetic and human hair wigs

Keep in mind…

You’ll be part of a small group of participants who are brought together to learn and share. Feel free to join the conversation. Or, just listen. It’s up to you.

Expert advice in a supportive environment

The workshop will be led by our expert cosmetic and skincare volunteers.

The information and dialogues are designed to help you:

Manage the physical side effects of cancer treatment with clear, practical guidance

Connect with others who may understand what you are going through

Understand what to expect during treatment

Prepare for treatment to help minimize potential side effects

Feel more like yourself again

This workshop is available IN-PERSON.

IN-PERSON

  • The IN-PERSON workshop is 2 hours long.
  • Called Skincare, Makeup & Hair, it combines both our Skincare & Makeup and our Wigs & Hair Alternatives workshops.

  • In-person workshops are only available in select locations around Canada. 

Workshop and Location Finder

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Who should attend this workshop?

This workshop is available to anyone who is about to start cancer treatment, is currently in treatment, or has completed treatment in the last 12 months and would like information about or support around this topic.

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The Confidence Kit

Participants in the Skincare & Cosmetics workshop receive a free kit of skincare and makeup products.

These products are generously donated to Look Good Feel Better and meet the regulations set forth by Health Canada.

These products are for educational purposes, so you may practice the techniques explained in the workshop.

  • You will receive the kit in the workshop.
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You Don’t Have to Commit to the Kit

There is no obligation to use the products provided based on advice from your medical team or personal preference.

What Our Participants Have to Say

 “This workshop was so useful because it wasn’t just information. It ‘normalized’ the techniques to cope with cancer & treatment related challenges to appearance. Yes, wear makeup and take care of your skin not just in spite of cancer and treatments but here is how to do it well and safely!”

  • Joan L., Workshop Participant

 

The volunteers were excellent and so caring. It’s the first time I’ve laughed in awhile.”

  • Joan M., Workshop Participant

Participating in our workshops

97%

of Workshop Participants

would recommend our workshops to another person facing cancer.

32%

of Our Participants

feel somewhat confident BEFORE our workshops.

89.1%

of Our Participants

reported feeling somewhat confident or confident about their appearance AFTER our workshops.

Ready to Register?

Click here to find a workshop near you.

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Wigs & Scarves Workshop

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Losing your hair during cancer treatment can be emotional and overwhelming. Learn about what to expect with hair loss, how to care for your scalp during and after treatment, all about wigs and other hair alternatives, including scarf-tying techniques.

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About this Workshop

What you will learn:

Caring for your scalp during and after cancer treatment

What to expect with hair regrowth

Discover all types of head coverings and hair alternatives, including wigs

What to consider if selecting a wig, including how to take care of and style them

Pros and cons between synthetic and human hair wigs

Easy scarf-tying techniques and more

Expert advice in a supportive environment

Led by our expert wig and hair alternative volunteers, you’ll walk through a series of steps and tips designed to help you feel more like yourself.

Just know…

You’ll be part of a small group who come together to learn and share. Feel free to join the conversation. Or, just listen. It’s up to you.

The information and dialogues are designed to help you:

Manage the physical side effects of cancer treatment (including hair loss) with simple, practical guidance

Connect with others who may understand what you are going through

Know what to expect during treatment

Prepare for treatment to help minimize potential side effects

Feel more like yourself

This workshop is available ONLINE and IN-PERSON

Online Workshop

  • The ONLINE workshop is ONE HOUR long and is delivered via Zoom.
  • Relax and join us from the comfort of your home.

 

I’m ready to register!

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In-person Workshop

  • The IN-PERSON workshop is 2 HOURS long and is called Skincare, Makeup & Hair.
  • It combines our Wigs & Scarves and our Skincare & Makeup Workshops into a single 2-hour session.
  • The in-person workshop is only available in select locations around Canada.

 

Find a workshop location

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Who should attend this workshop?

This workshop is available to anyone who is about to start cancer treatment, is currently in treatment or has completed treatment in the last 12 months and would like information about or support around hair loss, wigs, and other hair alternatives.

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What are participants have to say

 “The volunteers were excellent and so caring. It’s the first time I’ve laughed in awhile.”

  • Workshop Participant

“This workshop exceeded my expectations. It helps to talk to an expert who is positive, fashionable and gives all the tips.  One example – I had no idea how a chemo/sleep cap is such an important base layer!”

  • Workshop Participant

Ready to Register for the Wigs & Scarves workshop?

Find the right one for you!

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