VIRTUAL Tai Chi for Cancer
OnlineFacilitated 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 »
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 »
If you are companioning someone through their cancer journey (or caregive in another capacity), you’re invited to join us every third Tuesday of the month for a time of nourishment... Read more »
Facilitated by Rebecca Rader, MSW and Denise Deeds Join other women in forming an educational and supportive community for those who are dealing with a diagnosis of breast cancer, at... Read more »
No classes or support groups will be held. We will reopen at 9 am on June 20.
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 the community. First time attendees, register with Lauren Richwine at 260-484-9560 or LRichwine@cancer-services.org LOCATION: Cancer Services Southeast at The Impact Center
Come celebrate surviving and remember those we've lost at the first annual Surviving Together on June 22! Cancer survivors and their families are invited to this first annual cancer survivor... 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 state of mind! First time attendees, register with Lauren Richwine at 260-484-9560 or LRichwine@cancer-services.org LOCATION: Cancer Services Southeast at The Impact Center
