Facilitated by Celeste Motherwell The purpose of Tai Chi is to use slow movements to relax the body and mind, improve balance and breathing, and strengthen the cardiovascular and immune... Read more »

Alan Clayton, a certified Tai Chi instructor and 19-year student of the art will instruct you in this ancient Chinese exercise. Its purpose is to use slow movements to relax... Read more »

Facilitated by Pranayoga Instructors Chair Yoga is all done while sitting in a chair, making it easier for people who cannot get down on the floor very easily. Open to... Read more »

Facilitated by Bill Seidel An educational and supportive community for men who are dealing with a diagnosis of prostate cancer, at any stage. Attendees will benefit from a variety of... Read more »

Facilitated by Celeste Motherwell Because of its slow and gentle movements, Tai chi won’t leave you out of breath. You’ll still benefit from stronger muscles, better balance, and a calm... Read more »

Facilitated by Haley Sonnigsen Adaptive yoga classes are taught by Pranayoga Foundations' 500-hour and oncology-trained yoga teachers specializing in cancer and chronic illness. Classes focus on community support, therapeutic movement,... Read more »

Facilitated by Haley Sonnigsen Meditation is a relaxing way to still the mind and learn to stay calm.  This weekly class focuses on awakening the extraordinary powers of the mind without a complicated or mysterious process. Classes taught by Pranayoga foundations' 500-hour and oncology-trained yoga teachers specializing in cancer and chronic illness. Classes focus on... Read more »

Facilitated by Celeste Motherwell The purpose of Tai Chi is to use slow movements to relax the body and mind, improve balance and breathing, and strengthen the cardiovascular and immune systems. Open to the community at no charge. Register with Lauren Richwine at 260-484-9560 or LRichwine@cancer-services.org to receive the virtual attendance link.

Alan Clayton, a certified Tai Chi instructor and 19-year student of the art will instruct you in this ancient Chinese exercise. Its purpose is to use slow movements to relax the body and mind, improve balance and breathing, and strengthen the cardiovascular and immune systems. Open to the community at no charge.  LOCATION: Cancer Services... Read more »