Here’s when we are holding our next meetings
Mindfulness with Bruce Greenhalgh
Every Wednesday evening @ 7pm via Zoom
Come along and enjoy a session with Bruce and meet like-minded OBBG members. Bruce offers the best mindfulness tools and practices to build your mindfulness habit. All OBBG members can join a session at any point in the series. It is a great way to meet others and enjoy a session with Bruce, who offers all the right mindfulness tools and practices to build your mindfulness habit. Zoom details will be emailed to you.
Please see the timetable below for Bruce Greenhalgh’s next block of Mindfulness sessions
@ 7pm on Wednesdays:
27th March
3rd, 10th and 24th April
Email obbg@oxfordbreastbuddygroup.co.uk for the Mindfulness Zoom link.
Monthly Meetings – open to all OBBG members
Saturday, 20th April 2024 at 10:30am – midday
The Manor Hospital, Conference Room, Headington, Oxford, OX3 7RP
Talk title to be confirmed – followed by refreshments and a chance to meet fellow members
Saturday 18th May 2024 at 10:30am – midday
The Manor Hospital, Conference Room, Headington, Oxford, OX3 7RP
Title of talk to be confirmed
Saturday 15th June 2024 at 10:30am – midday
The Manor Hospital, Conference Room, Headington, Oxford, OX3 7RP
Lend A Hand Coffee Morning – volunteer to help make up our post-surgery goody bags (lots of jobs!) and have a chat and cup of tea with other like-minded OBBG members
Tuesday July 9th at 6pm
OBBG’s Midsummer Mindfulness at St George’s Park, Littlemore
Our ever popular summer social/evening of Mindfulness. An in person event with Bruce Greenhalgh, followed by refreshments and nibbles
Invite to follow
Want to join one of the meetings?
Please state your name and the meeting/s you want to join and provide your phone number in the body of your email.
OBBG’s Annual Elizabeth Toohig lecture 2023
Our keynote speaker at the above event in November was Carolyn Taylor, Professor of oncology and honorary clinical oncologist from University of Oxford, She is one of the lead authors of a BMJ article showing a marked improvement in breast cancer mortality over the last two decades. Professor Carolyn’s presentation examined the research and is available to download here.
Missed a meeting and/or want to watch one again?
Go to the reLIVE page.