A place for families with young children to explore, through art and other activities, their experiences of a loved one (e.g., sibling, parent or other family member) with cancer to...
Visualizations can be created for daily use and during and following cancer therapy. Guided imagery is useful to relax at bedtime or if awakened in the middle of the night....
Looking for a place to be with other individuals who are living with advanced stage cancer? These monthly meetings provide an opportunity to share with others living with similar challenges....
A place for tweens to write it out, draw it out, sculpt it out, and explore the many ways to express the many complicated feelings of having a cancer diagnosis...
Are you a young adult (20 to 40) living with a cancer diagnosis? Come meet, talk and form friendships with other young adults who are also dealing with cancer. Through...
When it comes to our health, many of us tend to live our lives as though our ailments can only change for the worse. In this hour, you'll be introduced...
Talking with others and getting needed support is key to living with lymphedema. Join us for sharing and educational presentations focused on living with this challenging condition. Meetings provide a...
Exercises and yoga poses practiced both seated and standing. Focus on improving flexibility, mobility, strength and balance. The chair can be used for support during the standing movements. Breathing techniques...
A place for tweens to write it out, draw it out, sculpt it out, and explore the many ways to express the many complicated feelings of having a sibling, parent,...
Research has documented the many ways in which making a “connection” with horses can positively impact our health. This workshop will combine the power of working with horses with a...
A place for teens to gather and explore their experiences of someone in their family with cancer beyond words, e.g., through journaling, working with mixed media, easy drumming, and movement....
A place for young adults living with or related to someone with a cancer diagnosis to find their preferred alternative ways to talking to process emotions and explore their experiences...
