Art-journaling is a safe space to explore your creativity while delving into powerful thoughts and emotions. As a regular practice, it can become a personally significant tool for navigating the...
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 speakers and open discussion, you will gain tools to better manage cancer. Family and friends welcome! To connect with other Young Adult Caregivers (20 to...
Are you a young adult (20 to 40) living with a partner cancer diagnosis? Come meet, talk and form friendships with other young adults who are also dealing with cancer. Through speakers and open discussion, you will gain tools to better manage cancer. Family and friends welcome! Although this class is in person, we still...
A place for young adults with a cancer diagnosis to find their preferred alternative ways to talking to process emotions and explore their experiences and share with others in similar...
A place for teens to gather and explore their experiences of cancer beyond words, e.g., through journaling, working with mixed media, easy drumming, and movement. Although this class is in...
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...
A place for young adolescents with a cancer diagnosis to process some of the challenging experiences through arts-based and activity-oriented inquiries and support overall emotional well-being and connection to those...
A place for families with young children to explore, through art and other activities, their experiences of cancer to support emotional wellness. Although this class is in person, we still...
Interested in exploring the ways that aging and developing wisdom through inner work intersect, and ways that living with cancer while aging can provide deep insights? Join us for a...
Our Healing Arts Room has a wonderful array of art materials. Our open studio process is designed to support artistic inquiry. You will begin by creating an intention. Then, you...
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...
Are you a young adult (20 to 40) living with a partner cancer diagnosis? Come meet, talk and form friendships with other young adults who are also dealing with cancer. Through speakers and open discussion, you will gain tools to better manage cancer. Family and friends welcome! Although this class is in person, we still...
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...
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 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,...
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...
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...
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...
A place for young adults with a cancer diagnosis to find their preferred alternative ways to talking to process emotions and explore their experiences and share with others in similar...
A place for teens to gather and explore their experiences of cancer beyond words, e.g., through journaling, working with mixed media, easy drumming, and movement. Although this class is in...
