Start a Learning Circle in your hospital or community today.

Bring patients, clients, or friends together to share support, practical ideas, and encouragement while learning evidence-based strategies for an Anticancer lifestyle. Build healthier habits that reduce inflammation, boost immunity, and improve overall well-being.

What is a Learning Circle?

People learn better when they learn together. They have more fun, too! That’s why we created our Learning Circles, where participants can gather in person or online to share ideas, encouragement, and support as they learn to create their Anticancer lifestyle.

Learning Circles are organized around the 9-hour, self-paced Anticancer Lifestyle Program (ACLP) free online course, divided into five modules: Change, Diet, Mindset, Fitness, and Environment.

Exciting News! Learning Circles can also be incorporated into insurance-reimbursed Shared Medical Appointments (SMAs) or Group Behavioral Health Interventions. This makes it easier for healthcare providers to support their patients in creating healthy, sustainable lifestyle changes. See the Learning Circle Organizer’s Manual and Guide to Insurance-Reimbursed Group Visits below to learn more!

Who can organize a Learning Circle?

Whether you’re a medical provider, health coach, member of a cancer support group, or just interested in a healthier lifestyle, you can organize and facilitate a Learning Circle. We provide a comprehensive manual with detailed session plans, engagement strategies, and resources to create an educational yet nurturing environment. All you have to do is bring people together!

Medical providers: please note that Learning Circles have been successfully incorporated into insurance-reimbursed Shared Medical Visits. Learn more from our guide here.

Can Learning Circles be reimbursed by insurance?

Yes! Learning Circles can be integrated into healthcare settings and may qualify for insurance reimbursement when used as part of Shared Medical Appointments (SMAs) or Behavioral Health Group Interventions.

To learn more about eligibility and reimbursement options, consult the Guide to Insurance-Reimbursed Shared Medical Appointments and our comprehensive Learning Circle Organizer’s Manual.

Who should join an Anticancer Learning Circle?

  • Patients: Join Learning Circles offered through your hospital or provider for mutual support and practical tools to improve health.
  • Support Groups: Bring your group together to learn sustainable lifestyle changes that reduce stress and enhance well-being.
  • Friends & Families: Start a circle with loved ones to share encouragement and work toward a healthier lifestyle together.
How long is the ACLP Learning Circle program?

The program spans 9 weeks, with participants meeting virtually or in person once a week for 90 minutes.

How can I get more information about organizing a Learning Circle?

For guidance, resources, or more information on insurance reimbursement options, email the Anticancer Lifestyle Program team at [email protected].

Free resource for healthcare professionals

Learning Circle Organizer’s Manual

This manual provides step-by-step instructions for organizing a Learning Circle.

Free resource for healthcare professionals

Guide to Insurance-Reimbursed Group Visits

This is a comprehensive resource designed to help healthcare professionals seamlessly integrate the Anticancer Lifestyle Program (ACLP) into practices as billable Shared Medical Appointments.

Stories of Success

We are honored to share some stories of those whose lives were changed
by our Learning Circles.

“Thanks to the Anticancer Lifestyle program, I know where to turn for reliable evidence-based information to help guide me as I continue to live into my vision daily of creating a healthy, active life, full of purpose.”

Melody W.

“I knew I needed the community to support to make these lifestyle changes. I feel healthier today than before I was even diagnosed, and no longer have that false feeling of helplessness.”

Erica D. Alaska

“The program allowed us to be authentic, to come out of our shells, and to share things that were affecting us, building connections and drawing out the best in each other.”

Monique W.

“It’s a step-by-step program that empowered me to create the change that I needed.”

Janna J.

“I know the program has made a huge impact in my life, and I really think it will with others.”

Sharon R.

Learning Circle success story at a cancer center.

“The Anticancer Lifestyle Program has been extremely helpful in making sure that our patients have access to evidence-based resources. We are very grateful to have the ACLP help our patients make positive lifestyle changes. They report feeling empowered and motivated. As clinicians, my team and I feel confident in the information provided.”

Manager, Integrative Oncology at a cancer institute in North Carolina

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