Your generosity can make a lasting impact. By donating to TurningPoint Breast Cancer Rehabilitation, you help ensure that individuals affected by breast cancer have access to life-changing treatment and support, regardless of their financial situation. Your contribution allows us to continue offering personalized rehabilitation, counseling, and wellness programs to those in need, empowering them to reclaim their health and well-being. Together, we can make a difference—one donation at a time. Thank you for helping us turn hope into healing.

This course will provide patient education on pre-therapy practices, including safe and gentle exercises, ideal sleep positioning, post-operative drain care, and other surgery-specific guidelines. These measures are designed to optimize recovery and ensure the patient is well-prepared for their upcoming physical therapy.

Join Caitlin Russell, Registered Dietitian since 2012, breast cancer survivor, and TurningPoint patient, for her online 21-Day Anti-Cancer Meal Prep Challenge! Designed specifically for individuals recovering from breast cancer treatment or looking to prevent recurrence, this challenge provides simple, step-by-step guidance to help you create nourishing, anti-cancer meals with ease. You’ll receive weekly meal plans, delicious recipes, and stress-free grocery lists—all focused on reducing inflammation, boosting immunity, and supporting healing. Caitlin brings both her professional expertise and personal experience to guide you every step of the way. The online challenge starts on February 2nd, and spaces are limited. Don’t miss this opportunity to simplify healthy eating and feel your best! Exclusive Discount for TurningPoint Clients! Use code TP10off (case sensitive) for $10 off registration. Offer valid for limited time.  

Join Carrie Kozel for Part one of Let's Talk Lymphedema. It will be an evidence-based workshop on lymphedema that will cover the lymphatic system, how breast cancer treatment impacts the lymphatic system, lymphedema risk factors, and ways to reduce the risk of developing lymphedema. Part two will be scheduled after part one is completed. This program is made possible by Georgia Core