Breast Cancer: Sensuality, Sexuality, and Intimacy
Key points
- Krychman, an internationally renowned researcher, author and lecturer in the field of sexual medicine will speak on his experience as a medical professional in helping survivors manage the impact of breast cancer on self esteem, while regaining sensuality and intimacy.
- This discussion was developed in cooperation between The Breast Institute at Northern Westchester Hospital and Support Connection.
- This session will be held October 18 at Chappaqua Crossing.
Dr. Michael L. Krychman, an internationally renowned researcher, author and lecturer in the field of sexual medicine will speak on his experience as a medical professional in helping survivors manage the impact of breast cancer on self esteem, while regaining sensuality and intimacy.
This discussion was developed in cooperation between The Breast Institute at Northern Westchester Hospital and Support Connection.
This session will be held October 18 at Chappaqua Crossing. It will include information on a variety of topics such as:
• Post-cancer menopause - How does this impact you?
• Body image, sexual intimacy, and your relationship after cancer
• What can you do? Resources for improving your experiences
• Regaining your desire and sense of femininity
RSVP by Monday, Oct. 15 by calling (914) 666-1904. For more information, visit nwhbreastinstitute.org
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NWH at Chappaqua Crossing
480 Bedford Road, Chappaqua, NY 10514
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