Calendar of Events

Autonomic disorders are neurological diseases in which the autonomic nervous system ceases to function properly. Some examples include small fiber neuropathy, large fiber neuropathy, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, Shy-Drager syndrome, pure autonomic failure and hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating).

Family members are welcome to attend. Meets the first Wednesday of every month at the Community Conference Center, 8700 Watertown Plank Rd.

There is no meeting in July or August.

No registration required.

2012 Dates: Jan 4, Feb 1, March 7, April 4, May 2, June 6, Sept 5, Oct 3, Nov 7, Dec 5

Instructors will demonstrate classic technique. Bundle up and bring your family and friends to a great event. Check-in at the Regner Park warming house, located on the west side of the skating pond. Lessons available for most ages.

To register call (414) 805-3666.

Instructors will demonstrate classic technique. Bundle up and bring your family and friends to a great event. Check-in at the Regner Park warming house, located on the west side of the skating pond. Lessons available for most ages.

Colorectal cancer, commonly known as bowel cancer, is a cancer caused by uncontrolled cell growth (neoplasia), in the colon or rectum.

Meets 1st Wednesday of the month from 6-7:30 pm in the Clinical Cancer Center, Room L.

No registration required.

Discuss your concerns in a confidential group setting and connect with other athletes who share similar experiences. The group is appropriate for the elite athlete to the ‘weekend warrior.’ It will be a semi-structured format, with a variety of topics to be discussed, including goal-setting, coping strategies, relaxation techniques, imagery, confidence, motivation, and positive self-talk.

If interested in joining the group, please contact Areiane at ariane.machin@gmail.com.

Alzheimer's is defined as a progressive form of dementia. Symptoms are often impaired memory which is followed by impaired thought and speech and finally complete dependence on others for care. Requires great deal of care giving – that can be emotionally, physically and mentally draining.

Meets the first Wednesday of every month at Froedtert Hospital in Conference Room NT2209, Froedtert North Tower, Second Floor. There is no meeting in July.

No registration required.

A stroke is a sudden disruption in the flow of blood in the brain that may cause damage.

Meets the first Thursday of each month at Froedtert Hospital, North Tower Room 2209.

No registration required.
2012 Dates: Feb 2, March 8, April 5, May 3, June 6, Aug 2, Sept 6, Oct 4, Nov 1

This support group is for men who have been newly diagnosed with prostate cancer and survivors of prostate cancer, as well as men at risk. Spouses, families, significant others and caregivers are also welcome to attend.

Meets on the first Thursday of even numbered months at Froedtert Hospital's Clinical Cancer Center, Conference Room M.

No registration required.

The group is open to anyone looking for support. Women come together to give hope and encouragement to each other as they share their fertility concerns. The main goal of the group is to allow woman to feel connected to others that are sharing the same experience.

Meets on the first and third Thursdays of the month.

No registration required.

Register online or call Careconnection at (262) 251-1001.

This American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR & AED course is intended for lay rescuers. Participants may include: first responders, security guards, massage therapists, athletic trainers, day care workers, grandparents or anyone who requires documented completion of a CPR course(course completion card).

This course is designed to teach the skills of CPR for all individuals including adult, child and infant. You will learn how to use a barrier device(mask), how to help a choking victim and how to use an automated external device(AED) on an adult and child.

To register call Careconnection at 262-251-1001.

Call (414)805-3666 to Register

To help you prepare, this series of classes is offered monthly for three nights. To obtain your preference for dates, please register for classes early in your pregnancy and plan to finish the series at least four weeks before your due date.

To get the full benefit of the class, it is recommended that a coach/support person attend all classes with you. A tour of the Birthing Center is included.

For the first class please bring: pillows, blanket and your prenatal folder from your physician. To prepare for class, please review the booklet “Understanding Birth” which is in your prenatal folder.

After attending this series participants will be able to:

• Identify warning signs in the third trimester of pregnancy
  
• Identify signs and symptoms of true vs. false labor and be able to time contractions
  
• Identify when to contact their physician and come to the hospital
  
• Describe the stages and phases of labor
  
• Demonstrate comfort measures that may be used while in labor
  
• State routine labor care and methods of pain relief available at CMH
  
• Describe medical interventions that may be utilized during labor and delivery
  
• List reasons a cesarean section may be necessary
  
• Describe routine hospital care and the recovery process of mom during her hospital stay and once home
  
• Describe routine hospital care and recognize physical and behavioral characteristics of the newborn
  
• Verbalize normal feeding and sleeping patterns and waking and calming techniques for baby
  
• Demonstrate how to hold, swaddle, burp, and diaper baby; take an axillary temperature
  
• Describe the transition to parenthood and how to promote fathering

Please bring two pillows and a blanket to each class.

Cost is $60 per couple if delivering at CMH and $120 per couple if not delivering at CMH.

To register, contact Careconnection at 262-251-1001.

The Pregnancy Support Connection facilitates and teaches this class. Topics for discussion include:

• How pregnancy affects your body


• Proper nutrition and exercise during pregnancy


• When to call the doctor


• Stages of labor


• Pain management during labor, including epidurals


• C-Section birth


• Breathing and relaxation


• Postpartum changes


• Birth control


• Baby care


• Breastfeeding/Bottle-feeding baby


• Going back to work or school

This class meets once a week for four weeks in the evening. Classes are held four times per year.

To pre-register call Pregnancy Support Connection at 262-524-4120.

Meets every Tuesday at Froedtert Hospital in Room 5228.

For more information please contact Kay Zao, PhD, Medical College of Wisconsin at 414-805-3649.

No registration required.

Get helpful tips on the right balance of nutrition to fuel your body to become faster, stronger, and to gain that competitive edge.

Register online or call 414-805-3666.

Please call 414-805-3666 to register

Please see future dates 3/29 or 4/25

To help you prepare, this series of classes is offered monthly for three nights. To obtain your preference for dates, please register for classes early in your pregnancy and plan to finish the series at least four weeks before your due date.

To get the full benefit of the class, it is recommended that a coach/support person attend all classes with you. A tour of the Birthing Center is included.

For the first class please bring: pillows, blanket and your prenatal folder from your physician. To prepare for class, please review the booklet “Understanding Birth” which is in your prenatal folder.

After attending this series participants will be able to:

• Identify warning signs in the third trimester of pregnancy
  
• Identify signs and symptoms of true vs. false labor and be able to time contractions
  
• Identify when to contact their physician and come to the hospital
  
• Describe the stages and phases of labor
  
• Demonstrate comfort measures that may be used while in labor
  
• State routine labor care and methods of pain relief available at CMH
  
• Describe medical interventions that may be utilized during labor and delivery
  
• List reasons a cesarean section may be necessary
  
• Describe routine hospital care and the recovery process of mom during her hospital stay and once home
  
• Describe routine hospital care and recognize physical and behavioral characteristics of the newborn
  
• Verbalize normal feeding and sleeping patterns and waking and calming techniques for baby
  
• Demonstrate how to hold, swaddle, burp, and diaper baby; take an axillary temperature
  
• Describe the transition to parenthood and how to promote fathering

Please bring two pillows and a blanket to each class.

Cost is $60 per couple if delivering at CMH and $120 per couple if not delivering at CMH.

To register, contact Careconnection at 262-251-1001.

Polycystic kidney disease (PKD), the most common inherited life-threatening disease, affects more than 600,000 Americans and an estimated 12.5 million people worldwide — regardless of gender, age, race or ethnic origin. PKD appears in two forms — autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD), which is the most common and affects one in 400 to 500 adults, and autosomal recessive polycystic kidney disease (ARPKD), which is more rare and affects one in 10,000 people at a younger age, including infants and children.

Meets the first Tuesday of the month.

No registration required.

A kidney transplant is an operation in which a person whose own kidneys have failed receives a new kidney to take over the work of cleaning the blood.

Meets the second Wednesday of every month at Froedtert Hospital's Clinical Cancer Center, Conference Room K. No meeting in January, June, July or August.

No registration required.

Parkinson's disease is a progressive neurological disorder that affects the brain. The disease is characterized by a shortage of the brain chemical dopamine, which controls people's movement. The four primary symptoms of Parkinson's are tremor; rigidity or stiffness of the muscles; slowness of movement (bradykinesia); and impaired balance. These symptoms can range from very mild to severe, and can cause difficulty in walking, talking or performing everyday tasks.

Meets the second Wednesday of each month at the Jewish Community Center,
6255 N. Santa Monica Blvd., Whitefish Bay.

No registration required.

Join us as we discuss heart health and the treatments available for various heart conditions. Discover strategies to modify your lifestyle and keep your heart healthy.

Register online or call 414-805-3666.

Please call 414-805-3666 to register

Myasthenia gravis (MG) is a chronic neuromuscular, autoimmune disorder that causes varying degrees of weakness involving the voluntary muscles of the body. Myasthenia gravis means "grave muscle weakness."

Meets the second Wednesday of every month at Froedtert Hospital in North Tower Room 2209.

No registration required.

Discuss your concerns in a confidential group setting and connect with other athletes who share similar experiences. The group is appropriate for the elite athlete to the ‘weekend warrior.’ It will be a semi-structured format, with a variety of topics to be discussed, including goal-setting, coping strategies, relaxation techniques, imagery, confidence, motivation, and positive self-talk.

If interested in joining the group, please contact Areiane at ariane.machin@gmail.com.

This class should be taken before you have your baby.

Class fee is $20. To register, call St. Joseph's Class Connection at (262) 836-7888.

Type 2 diabetes, or non insulin-dependent diabetes, is the most common form of diabetes. People can develop type 2 diabetes at any age - even during childhood. This form of diabetes usually begins with insulin resistance, a condition in which fat, muscle, and liver cells do not use insulin properly.

Meets the second Thursday of the month at the Community Conference Center, 8700 Watertown Plank Rd. No meeting in April, July, August and December.

No registration required.

Register online or call 414-805-3666.

Meets the 2nd Thursday of each month from 6:30-8:30 pm.

ALS, also called Lou Gehrig's Disease, or Motor Neuron Disease, is a chronic, progressive disease marked by gradual degeneration of the nerve cells in the central nervous system that control voluntary muscle movement. The disorder causes muscle weakness and atrophy; symptoms commonly appear in middle to late adulthood, with death in two to five years. The cause is unknown, and there is no known cure.

Meets in the Froedtert Hospital Conference Room NT2209, Froedtert North Tower, Second Floor. There is no meeting in May or December.

No registration required.

A coach/support person should attend the class with you. Plan to take the class four weeks before your due date. A tour of the Birthing Center is included.

After attending this class, participants will be able to:

• Identify warning signs in the third trimester of pregnancy


• Indentify signs and symptoms of true vs. false labor and be able to time contractions


• Identify when to contact their physician and come to the hospital


• Describe the stages and phases of labor


• Demonstrate comfort measures that may be used while in labor


• State routine labor care and methods of pain relief available at CMH


• Describe medical interventions that may be utilized during labor and delivery


• List reasons a cesarean section may be necessary


• Describe routine hospital care and recovery process of mom during her hospital stay and once home


• Describe routine hospital care and recognize physical and behavioral characteristics of the newborn at birth


• Verbalize normal feeding and sleeping patterns, waking and calming techniques for baby


• Demonstrate how to hold, swaddle, burp, and diaper baby; take an auxillary temperature


• Describe the transition to parenthood period and how to promote fathering

Please bring two pillows and a blanket to class.

Cost is $75 per couple if delivering at CMH and $150 per couple if not delivering at CMH. Cost of the class includes lunch.

To register, contact Careconnection at 262-251-1001.

Topics include complete instruction on labor and delivery including comfort and coping measures, the support person's role, and pain management. A tour of the New Life Center is planned.

Plan to attend class about two months before your due date.

Cost is $60. To register, call the St. Joseph's Class Connection at (262) 836-7888.

Parkinson's disease is a progressive neurological disorder that affects the brain. The disease is characterized by a shortage of the brain chemical dopamine, which controls people's movement. The four primary symptoms of Parkinson's are tremor; rigidity or stiffness of the muscles; slowness of movement (bradykinesia); and impaired balance. These symptoms can range from very mild to severe, and can cause difficulty in walking, talking or performing everyday tasks.

Meets the second Saturday of every month at the Community Conference Center,
8700 Watertown Plank Road.

No registration required.

A tumor is an abnormal mass of tissue in the brain. Tumors are either benign or malignant or growth of tumor in the brain.

Meets 3rd Tuesday of every month at the Clinical Cancer Center, Room L.

No registration required.

A psychiatric or psychological condition regardless of cause such as schizophrenia, depression, manic depressive or bipolar illness, anxiety, personality disorders and/or adjustment disorders or other conditions. These conditions are usually treated by a mental health provider or other qualified provider using psychotherapy, psychotropic drugs, or other similar methods of treatment.

Meets the second and fourth Monday of the month at Froedtert Hospital Finance Conference Room.

No registration required.


ept 10, 24; Oct 8, 22; Nov 12, 26; Dec 10

Please join us to learn what steps you can take to reduce your risk.

Register online or call (414) 805-3666.

Many things change - your relationships with your children and your partner, your career, even your body. Join Froedtert & The Medical College of Wisconsin experts in a candid conversation about the importance of addressing all components of a woman's well-being (body, mind, passions and relationships) that contribute to a rewarding life as you age.

Snacks and coffee served at 6 pm, roundtable discussion 6:30-7:30 pm.

To register call 414-805-3666.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is a disorder resulting in hyperactivity and impulsiveness. People with this condition tend to attract attention by constantly disturbing others.

Meets the second Monday of every month at the Community Conference Center, 8700 Watertown Plank Rd.

No registration required.

Crohn's disease causes inflammation in the small intestine. Crohn's disease usually occurs in the lower part of the small intestine, called the ileum, but it can affect any part of the digestive tract, from the mouth to the anus. Colitis is inflammation of the colon.

Meets the second Monday of the month at Froedtert Hospital's Conference Room NT 9212, North Tower 9th Floor.

No registration required.

This group meets on the second Tuesday of the month in Conference Room N of the Clinical Cancer Center. No meeting in December.

No registration required.

Meets every Tuesday at Froedtert Hospital in Room 5228.

For more information please contact Kay Zao, PhD, Medical College of Wisconsin at 414-805-3649.

No registration required.

Register online or call (414) 805-3666.

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/fibromyalgia often overlap with symptoms such as diffuse or specific muscle, joint, or bone pain, fatigue, "brain fog" and a wide range of other symptoms.

Meets the third Wednesday of the month at Kneuppel Health Care in West Allis. Family and friends are welcome to attend.

No registration required.

This support group is for women who are newly diagnosed with a gynecologic cancer or are survivors. Please join us for an opportunity to share information, ask questions or receive encouragement. Spouses, families, significant others and caregivers are also welcome to attend. Each support group session will offer a speaker and a new topic. We meet the third Wednesday of each month.

No registration required.

Meets on the third Wednesday of every month at Froedtert Hospital in Conference Room H. Does not meet in July, August, or September.

No registration required.

Parkinson's disease is a progressive neurological disorder that affects the brain. The disease is characterized by a shortage of the brain chemical dopamine, which controls people's movement. The four primary symptoms of Parkinson's are tremor; rigidity or stiffness of the muscles; slowness of movement (bradykinesia); and impaired balance. These symptoms can range from very mild to severe, and can cause difficulty in walking, talking or performing everyday tasks.

Meets the third Wednesday of each month at the Community Conference Center, 8700 Watertown Plank Rd.

No registration required.

Discuss your concerns in a confidential group setting and connect with other athletes who share similar experiences. The group is appropriate for the elite athlete to the ‘weekend warrior.’ It will be a semi-structured format, with a variety of topics to be discussed, including goal-setting, coping strategies, relaxation techniques, imagery, confidence, motivation, and positive self-talk.

If interested in joining the group, please contact Areiane at ariane.machin@gmail.com.

This support group is facilitated by a heart attack survivor and former Froedtert Health Community Memorial Hospital patient. The meetings will provide information about heart disease, support and answers.

Meets the third Wednesday of each month from 6:30 - 8 p.m. in Treiber Conference Center.

No registration required.

This is a support group for people with Muscular Dystrophy.

The name given to a group of diseases that are, for the most part, genetically determined and cause gradual wasting of muscle with accompanying weakness and deformity.

Meets monthly on third Thursday from 6-8 pm. No meeting in January, June, July, August, and December.

Location: Froedtert Hospital, Conference Room NT2209, North Tower, Second Floor

No registration required.

Register online or call (414) 805-3666.

The group is open to anyone looking for support. Women come together to give hope and encouragement to each other as they share their fertility concerns. The main goal of the group is to allow woman to feel connected to others that are sharing the same experience.

Meets on the first and third Thursdays of the month.

No registration required.

Huntington's Disease is a hereditary disease of the brain characterized usually by the onset in adult life of unusual body movements and mental deterioration. The disease is chronically progressive.

Meets the third Saturday of every month at Froedtert Hospital, Conference Room NT2209, North Tower, Second Floor.

Note: there will not be a meeting in April.

No registration required.

A tour of Community Memorial Hospital's Birthing Center includes a tour of the facility and a discussion on the "Right From The Start" program, pain control management, and the Newborn Special Care Unit. For dates or more information, contact Careconnection at 262-251-1001.

Children need to prepare for the birth of a new brother or sister. They may wonder where he/she fits in when the new baby comes. During this class, your child(ren) will have the opportunity to:

• Share what they have done to prepare for the new baby


• Explain what a new baby looks like


• Verbalize three things new babies can and cannot do


• Safely touch, hold, and play with a new baby


• Verbalize three ways they can help care for the new baby


• Join in activities that will help celebrate being a big brother or big sister


• Tour the Birthing Center to see where mom is going to stay when she has the new baby

One or both parents need to stay with the child during the class. Dolls are provided at class.

Cost of the class is $12 per child if delivering at CMH, $24 if delivering elsewhere.

To register, contact Careconnection at 262-251-1001.

You'll get the support you need, find practical ways to deal with pain and fatigue, discover better nutrition and exercise choices, understand new treatment choices, and learn better ways to talk with your doctor and family about your health.

Class meets on six consecutive Mondays.

To register please call 414-805-3666.

Pulmonary Hypertension is a disease that affects the vessels that bring blood from the heart to the lungs. It is a state of constant high blood pressure in the vessels of the lungs. There is no cure for Pulmonary Hypertension, but there are treatments that can slow the progression of the disease and improve the patient’s functional status.

Meets 3rd Monday of the month from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. No meeting in January or December.

Feb 20, March 19, April 16, May 21, June 18, July 16, Aug 20, Sept 17, Oct 15, Nov 19

No registration required.

The group offers speakers on various topics and is also intended as an open forum. Please join us for an opportunity to share information and experiences, as well as receive encouragement and support.

Meets 3rd Monday of each month from 5:30-7:00 pm. (No meeting in December).

*Parking is available at no charge in the parking structure beneath the Clinical Cancer Center.

At this workshop you will learn to develop a healthier lifestyle and set aside time each week for a meditative practice. Discover tools that enhance healing, growth, learning change, self-acceptance, relaxation and an ease in living life. Wear comfortable clothing; bring a notebook or journal.

For more information or to register, call 262-502-3300.

This class may be taken in your third trimester of pregnancy. Your support person is encouraged to attend with you. After attending this class, participants will be able to:

• Recognize physiological changes in the breast during pregnancy and after delivery and how the lactation process begins


• State the three phases of breastmilk production and the importance of colostrum


• Recognize infant feeding cues, feeding frequency and factors that may influence sleep/wake cycles


• List at least three positions in which to hold a baby for breastfeeding


• Describe a proper versus improper latch and how each affects milk transfer and painful nipples


• Identify signs of adequate milk transfer, ways in which to improve transfer, and signs that the baby is receiving enough breastmilk


• Verbalize basic pumping and storage guidelines for breastmilk


• List three resources for help with breastfeeding concerns

$22 per couple if delivering at CMH; $44 if delivering elsewhere.

Register with Careconnection at 262-251-1001.

The four primary symptoms of Parkinson's are tremor; rigidity or stiffness of the muscles; slowness of movement (bradykinesia); and impaired balance. These symptoms can range from very mild to severe, and can cause difficulty in walking, talking or performing everyday tasks

Meets the third Tuesday of each month at Brookfield Public Library 1900 N. Calhoun Rd. Harnischfeger Room

No registration required.

Meets every Tuesday at Froedtert Hospital in Room 5228.

For more information please contact Kay Zao, PhD, Medical College of Wisconsin at 414-805-3649.

No registration required.

Register online or call (414) 805-3666.

Register online or call Careconnection at (262) 251-1001.

Take the first step toward reversing the life-threatening effects of obesity. Learn how this innovative surgery can give you a new outlook on life. The Froedtert & The Medical College of Wisconsin Bariatric Surgery Program and its director, James Wallace, MD, PhD, have received the American Society for Bariatric Surgery’s “Center of Excellence” designation.

Register online or call 414-805-3666.

Register online or call 414-805-3666.

This group meets to educate and support patients and families with a diagnosis of bladder cancer. It is open to anyone who has been touched by cancer.

No registration required. Meets the fourth Wednesday of every month.

For more information, contact Heidi Stark at (414) 805-0196.

This class should be completed four weeks before your due date. Some topics covered are:

• Review the process of and expectations for labor and delivery


• Coach's roles and responsibilities


• Review of breathing/relaxation techniques


• Helping your family adapt to the new baby


• Sibling involvement


• Addressing concerns about parenting another child


• Birthing Center tour

Cost of the class is $24 per couple if delivering at CMH, $48 if delivering elsewhere.

Register with Careconnection at 262-251-1001.

A disorder of the nervous system in which abnormal electrical activity in the brain causes seizures (sudden uncontrolled waves of electrical activity in the brain, causing involuntary movement or loss of consciousness).

Meets the fourth Wednesday of the month at Froedtert Hospital, in North Tower Room 2209. No meeting in November and December.

No registration required.

Discuss your concerns in a confidential group setting and connect with other athletes who share similar experiences. The group is appropriate for the elite athlete to the ‘weekend warrior.’ It will be a semi-structured format, with a variety of topics to be discussed, including goal-setting, coping strategies, relaxation techniques, imagery, confidence, motivation, and positive self-talk.

If interested in joining the group, please contact Areiane at ariane.machin@gmail.com.

Register online or call 414-805-3666.

This class will include proper body mechanics for late pregnancy, relaxation exercises, breathing, massage, visualization and more. Some practice time will occur in the birthing center to allow participants to better prepare for their upcoming birth experience. Class is offered every other month on a weeknight.

Fee is $20/couple if delivering at CMH; $40/couple if delivering elsewhere.

To register, call Careconnection at (262) 251-1001.

A disorder of the peripheral nerves, usually involving the feet, hands and sometimes the legs, arms and face. Symptoms may include numbness, tingling or burning sensations, pain, abnormal reflexes, weakness and partial paralysis.

No registration required.

A psychiatric or psychological condition regardless of cause such as schizophrenia, depression, manic depressive or bipolar illness, anxiety, personality disorders and/or adjustment disorders or other conditions. These conditions are usually treated by a mental health provider or other qualified provider using psychotherapy, psychotropic drugs, or other similar methods of treatment.

Meets the second and fourth Monday of the month at Froedtert Hospital Finance Conference Room.

No registration required.


ept 10, 24; Oct 8, 22; Nov 12, 26; Dec 10

If you are a family member caring for a loved one diagnosed with any type of cancer, please join us for this support group.

The group offers speakers on various topics. There is opportunity for discussion and sharing of experiences, communication of feelings, relaxation, and stress relief. The group is also intended as an open forum.

Meets the fourth Tuesday of every month. No meeting in December.

Questions? Please call 414-805-3666 or 800-272-3666.

Made possible by donations to the Froedtert Hospital Foundation

The word bariatric means "weight treatment." The Froedtert & Medical College team uses the Roux Y Gastric Bypass surgery and Lap band - a procedure proven to offer the best combination of weight loss with the fewest nutritional risks. The surgeons specialize in minimally invasive techniques, and also offer traditional open surgery, depending on the needs of the individual.

Meets the last Monday of every month at the Community Conference Center, 8700 Watertown Plank Rd. There is no meeting in December.

No registration required.

Meets every Tuesday at Froedtert Hospital in Room 5228.

For more information please contact Kay Zao, PhD, Medical College of Wisconsin at 414-805-3649.

No registration required.

Register online or call 414-805-3666.

The HHT Support Group provides a caring, safe, and supportive environment for individuals with HHT, their family members, and caregivers to come together to:

• Foster stronger links between individuals, the medical community, and resources
  
• Share experiences about living with HHT
  
• Learn from one another
  
• Support one another
  
• Advance awareness of HHT treatments and technologies

Class Location:
Community Conference Center, 8700 W. Watertown Plank Road

No registration required.

Do you have polycystic ovary syndrome, premenstrual syndrome, or pre-menopausal symptoms? You may be experiencing the effects of estrogen dominance, a hormonal imbalance of estrogen and progesterone in a woman's body.

Register online or call Careconnection at (262) 251-1001.

Discuss your concerns in a confidential group setting and connect with other athletes who share similar experiences. The group is appropriate for the elite athlete to the ‘weekend warrior.’ It will be a semi-structured format, with a variety of topics to be discussed, including goal-setting, coping strategies, relaxation techniques, imagery, confidence, motivation, and positive self-talk.

If interested in joining the group, please contact Areiane at ariane.machin@gmail.com.