Are you struggling with memory, focus, or finding the right words? You’re not alone. Many people affected by cancer experience cognitive changes, often referred to as “brain fog.” This can impact daily life, making it harder to concentrate, problem-solve, or complete tasks efficiently.

Common symptoms include:

• Memory concerns
• Difficulty finding words
• Reduced attention and concentration
• Slower information processing

About the Program
This free, eight-week program, developed by Dr. Heather Palmer (PhD, Neuropsychology) of Maximum Capacity, provides education and practical strategies to help manage and improve cognitive function. Each 90-minute session includes learning, discussion, and exercises designed to enhance memory, focus, and overall mental clarity.

What to Expect

• Weekly 90-minute sessions led by Patricia Barrett, RN, BScN, MNRS, NBH-WHC
• Offered in-person and virtually for your comfort
• Tools and strategies to improve memory and task management
• A supportive space to connect with others experiencing similar challenges
• Practical exercises to strengthen cognitive function
• Handouts and activities to reinforce learning between sessions

Benefits of Participating

• Improved memory and focus
• Increased confidence in managing daily tasks
• A better understanding of how to navigate cognitive changes
• Enhanced quality of life and sense of well-being

Who Can Join?
This free program is open to individuals affected by cancer who are experiencing cognitive challenges. Participants must be able to commit to all 8 sessions. Due to high demand, spots are reserved for those who have not taken this program before. This program is not intended for caregivers.

This program is free for those affected by cancer, thanks to the generosity of our donors. Participants must be aged 18 or above to take part in this program.