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For advertising information call 859.368.0778 or email brian@rockpointpublishing.com | <strong>Jan</strong>uary 20<strong>17</strong> & 27<br />

ONGOING EVENTS<br />

Bluegrass Ovarian Cancer Support<br />

Exists to assist Central Kentucky women and<br />

their loved ones during diagnosis, treatment<br />

and survival of ovarian and other gynecological<br />

cancers. Come meet with us the third<br />

Wednesday of every month at 6:30pm at<br />

Joseph Beth Booksellers, Bronte Bistro Cafe<br />

meeting room.<br />

Perinatal Loss Grief Group<br />

First Tuesday of the month, 7pm, Center for<br />

Grief and Education. A group for parents<br />

who have experienced loss due to miscarriage,<br />

stillbirth or infant death. Contact<br />

Debbie Mueller at (859) 260-6904 for more<br />

information.<br />

Compassionate Friends<br />

Support Group<br />

A support group for parents, siblings, or<br />

grandparents who have lost a child regardless<br />

of the child’s age or length of time that<br />

has passed since that day. The meeting is the<br />

1st Tuesday of every month 6:30pm–8:30pm<br />

at Hospice of the Bluegrass, 2312 Alexandria<br />

Drive, Lexington. Also meets the 1st Tuesday<br />

of every month 7pm-9pm at Hospice East,<br />

4<strong>17</strong> Shoppers Drive, Winchester. Doors open<br />

one-half hour before meeting times to provide<br />

the opportunity to visit with old friends<br />

and acknowledge new ones.<br />

Spouse Loss Support Group<br />

Tuesdays 6-7:30pm. Hospice of the Bluegrass.<br />

A five-week support group for individuals<br />

who have experienced the loss of a spouse<br />

or significant other. Contact Lexington office<br />

at (859) 277-2700 for more information or<br />

to register.<br />

Coping After Loss<br />

First Wednesday of the month, 5:30-7pm,<br />

Center for Grief and Education. A brief educational<br />

program offering an introduction to<br />

grief information and hospice bereavement<br />

services. Contact the Lexington office at<br />

(859) 277-2700 for more information or to<br />

register.<br />

Free Transportation to<br />

Cancer Screening<br />

Fayette County residents can receive free<br />

transportation through <strong>Health</strong>Link Transit,<br />

a partnership between Kentucky Pink<br />

Connection & the Lexington--Fayette Urban<br />

County Government. Transportation provided<br />

by taxi or gas cards to cancer screening.<br />

Call (859) 309-<strong>17</strong>00 to arrange a ride.<br />

2nd Chance Ambassadors<br />

Lexington: a support/volunteer group comprised<br />

of organ transplantation recipients,<br />

donor family members, those on the waiting<br />

list and community members interested<br />

in transplantation meets the 3rd Sunday<br />

of each month at Word of Hope Lutheran<br />

Church, located at the corner of Man<br />

O’War and Armstrong Mill Road. Meetings<br />

begin at 4:30. For questions, please contact<br />

Charlotte Wong, Education Coordinator,<br />

Kentucky Organ Donor Affiliates Lexington<br />

office at (859) 278-3492 or toll free (800)<br />

525-3456.<br />

Center For Women’s <strong>Health</strong><br />

Center Classes<br />

Held at Frankfort Regional Medical<br />

Call Mediline at 502-226-1655 or toll-free<br />

800-242-5662 to register or for more information.<br />

Classes include:<br />

• Prepared Childbirth<br />

• Baby Care For The Early Weeks<br />

• Breast Feeding Basics<br />

• “That’s My Baby”<br />

• Sibling Classes<br />

Cancer Classes<br />

The American Cancer Society offers women<br />

undergoing cancer treatments the opportunity<br />

to attend the Look Good...Feel Better<br />

workshop. This free workshop helps women<br />

deal with the appearance-related side-effects<br />

of cancer treatment in a private setting. Each<br />

participant receives a complimentary custom<br />

cosmetic kit. The American Cancer Society<br />

offers Prostate Cancer Educational and<br />

Support Classes called Man to Man for men<br />

with prostate cancer. This is an educational<br />

and networking program that provides<br />

information about prostate cancer and treatments<br />

options. For more information about<br />

these classes, please call Kristy Young at 859-<br />

260-8285. For cancer information 24 hours<br />

a day, please call 1-800-ACS-2345 or go to<br />

www.cancer.org.<br />

Survivors of Suicide<br />

First & third Tuesday of the month, 6-7:30pm,<br />

Center for Grief and Education. For adults<br />

affected by the loss of someone by suicide.<br />

Contact the Lexington office at (859) 277-<br />

2700 for more information or to register.<br />

Bosom Buddies<br />

A support group designed to meet the<br />

ongoing needs of women with breast<br />

cancer. The purpose of Bosom Buddies is<br />

to create a safe and comfortable environment<br />

in which women diagnosed with<br />

breast cancer can receive information and<br />

emotional support during and after treatment.<br />

Meets are the third Thursday of every<br />

month 6:00pm at the Frankfort Regional<br />

Hospital: Frankfort Medical Pavilion,<br />

Conference Room C. 279 King’s Daughters<br />

Drive, Frankfort, KY.<br />

BRCC Volunteer Opportunities<br />

The Bluegrass Rape Crisis Center provides a<br />

24-hour crisis line, hospital and court advocacy,<br />

crisis intervention counseling, longterm<br />

therapy, and information and community<br />

referral to victims of sexual assault<br />

as well as family members and friends.<br />

Volunteers at BRCC have the unique opportunity<br />

to provide valuable direct services to<br />

those impacted by sexual assault. Volunteer<br />

opportunities: Crisis Line Volunteer,<br />

Medical/Legal Advocate. For more information,<br />

please call: (859) 253-2615.<br />

Stop Smoking Class Series<br />

5:30-6:30, weekly until April <strong>17</strong>. Tates Creek<br />

Library, 3628 Walden Dr. Based on the<br />

Cooper-Clayton method. $10/week for 10<br />

weeks covers the cost of nicotine replacement.<br />

Call 288-2457.<br />

GrassRoots Yoga Classes<br />

Chair yoga: 10:30–11:30am Tuesday and<br />

Thursday. Hatha Vinyasa Flow: 5:30–6:30pm<br />

Thursday. Yoga Basics for Stress Relief:<br />

5:30–6:30pm Friday. Partial proceeds from<br />

all yoga classes benefit the Latitude Artist<br />

Community for adults considered to have<br />

disabilities. All instructors certified through<br />

Yoga Alliance. For more information,<br />

visit www.grassrootsyoga.org.<br />

ANAD Overcoming Eating<br />

Disorders Support Group<br />

Free support group for people who want<br />

to improve their relationship with food<br />

and body image. Safe, comfortable place.<br />

Facilitated by Megan Roop, RYT, supervised<br />

by Tina Thompson, MS, RD, LD, Bluegrass<br />

Nutrition Counseling, sponsored by ANAD.<br />

Introduction meeting on October 3 from<br />

7:15-8:30pm at Bliss <strong>Wellness</strong> Center, 2416<br />

Sir Barton Way, Ste 125. 8 week session Oct<br />

<strong>17</strong>-Dec 5 from 7:15-8:30pm. Contact Megan<br />

Roop 561-779-0290 for details.<br />

Diabetes CHATS<br />

Nathaniel Mission <strong>Health</strong> Clinic CHAT:<br />

1109 Versailles Road, Suite 400 from 4pm to<br />

5:15pm the 4th Tuesday of each month. The<br />

Refuge Clinic: New Location, 2349 Richmond<br />

Road-Suite 220, Lexington, KY, 40502. 859-<br />

225-4325. Free. Sponsored by the Lexington-<br />

Fayette Co. <strong>Health</strong> Dept and UK <strong>Health</strong>care.<br />

Free Cardio Classes<br />

9-10am. Every Saturday morning in the<br />

month of February at Body Structure<br />

Medical Fitness Facility, 2600 Gribbin Drive,<br />

Lexington. This class will increase your heart<br />

rate and respiration while using large muscle<br />

groups repetitively and rhythmically to create<br />

a great workout. (859) 268-8190.<br />

Taoist Tai Chi Society<br />

We offer classes in Louisville and Lexington.<br />

All classes are led by nationally accredited<br />

volunteer instructors in a friendly and helpful<br />

environment. The meditative movements<br />

of taijiquan can reduce tension, increase<br />

flexibility and strength, and improve circulation<br />

and balance. To contact us, phone<br />

502.614.6424 or e-mail kentucky@taoist.org.<br />

Consumer Support Groups<br />

(Individuals with a Mental Illness)<br />

Every Sunday, 869 Sparta Court, Lexington.<br />

2:30-4:00pm. 859-309-2856 for more info.<br />

NAMI Lexington is a local affiliate of NAMI,<br />

the “National Alliance on Mental Illness” we<br />

provide numerous support groups and<br />

recovery programs for families and<br />

Individuals living with mental illness.<br />

Yoga • Meditation • Stress<br />

Reduction<br />

The Yoga <strong>Health</strong> & Therapy Center offers<br />

daytime and evening Yoga classes with slow<br />

stretch, breathing awareness and relaxation<br />

training. Small classes provide personalized<br />

instruction. New yoga students receive<br />

a series discount. Meditation classes and<br />

ongoing group practice sessions available<br />

for all levels. Stress-Reduction classes based<br />

on Yoga principles and practical skills also<br />

offered. Free parking provided for most classes.<br />

For information, please call 859-254-9529<br />

or visit www.yogahealthcenter.org.<br />

Monthly Reiki Classes<br />

Turn your hands into healing hands!<br />

Reiki is Universal Life Force Energy<br />

Learn to improve your mind, body, and<br />

spirit! Classes taught by Robert N.Fueston,<br />

Reiki Master/Teacher and Acupuncturist, <strong>17</strong><br />

years of experience and Member of The Reiki<br />

Alliance. Approved for Continuing Education<br />

hours (CE hours) for Massage Therapist. CE’s<br />

for nurses pending. Register online at www.<br />

robertfueston.com. 859-595-2164.<br />

Ongoing Journey Circle<br />

This circle meets the 4th Sunday of every<br />

month and is for those who are experienced<br />

in the practice of journeying OR are interested<br />

in learning more about this ancient spiritual<br />

practice. Join us every month as we will<br />

be journeying on different topics that will be<br />

discussed at time of circle. Please feel free to<br />

bring drums, rattles etc. Questions or need<br />

directions or have questions? Please feel free<br />

to email/call me: 859-492-2109,info@jennifershawcoaching.com<br />

Overeaters Anonymous<br />

Overeaters Anonymous (OA) is not a diet<br />

club. We do not count calories or have scales<br />

at meetings. OA is based on the 12 steps of<br />

Alcoholics Anonymous. There are no dues or<br />

fees. OA is self-supporting through member<br />

contributions. The only requirement for<br />

membership is the desire to stop eating<br />

compulsively. Please go to oalexingtonky.<br />

org for meeting dates and times. OR are<br />

interested in learning more about this ancie

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