Well on the Web

Also known as ‘chemo-brain’, brain fog is the common term for changes in cognition (thinking) that often result from cancer and its treatment. Many cancer patients experience decreased memory, shorter attention spans, more difficulty solving problems and reduced ability to multi-task. Brain fog is an educational program that teaches ways to address and improve cognitive functioning. Under the direction of an experienced professional leader, participants meet with others who are experiencing similar difficulties and learn proven strategies that can be adapted to individual styles and daily needs.

This is an eight-week program that occurs once a week. Registration is required. Usage of the strategies learned in the program is required as homework.

After registering for a Brain Fog session, you will receive an email from the program leader with more information about preparing for the program sessions and containing a link that you will use to access the program at the appropriate date and time. You will also receive instruction for using Zoom Conferencing Software with your PC, laptop or tablet. You can also click here to learn more about using Zoom.

This is a program of Maximum Capacity, Inc.

Registered Programs with Home Practice: A commitment to attend all session is required, as is a commitment to home practice.

Explore all Programs