Learn more about breast cancer in young women like the unique biological features, important treatment considerations and recent progress/advances in treating breast cancer in young women during our half-day educational seminar. Social workers and nurses will receive three free hours of Continuing Education Units (CEUs).

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When we think about what it means to “leave a legacy,” that can feel weird, possibly even a little uncomfortable. It can also be empowering, a place where a bit of control can return and creativity has a chance to shine. Come join us to have the sort of soup-to-nuts conversation “ leaving a legacy” can be, bring your beautiful intelligence and leave with a few tools.

Jean Rowe, Speaker – View Details

First time attending the YSC National Summit? Join us for a special opportunity to connect with other first timers and get ready for a weekend filled with informative conversations, empowerment and friendship. YSC Staff will be on hand to answer your questions and help you get a lay of the land!

You are finally done with treatment, but suddenly you have mixed emotions. What you may not have expected is the anxiety of wondering “what if my cancer comes back?”. Fear of recurrence is normal, but uniquely challenging for you given life’s milestones that lie ahead. Join us for this insightful session to learn healthy ways to cope with stress and anxiety related to dealing with cancer as a young adult.

Julie Larson

Co-Survivors often find themselves wearing new hats and more than one; Join these sessions for insight, knowledge and new/revisited skills to foster an easier pace and much-needed self-care.

Janet Tuohy

A diagnosis of breast cancer can bring on daily changes, but also a long term shift in your lifestyle, emotions and relationships. Some of this is positive, but it can also create feelings of resentment and loss. Walk through what those changes look like, how to confront them and strategies to move forward in a way that feels impactful and fulfilling for you.

Kelly Inselmann