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... 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 »
Facilitated by Rebecca Rader, MSW and Denise Deeds An educational and supportive community for those who are dealing with a diagnosis of breast cancer, at any stage. In addition, there... Read more »
Facilitated by Jenny Young Reduce stress with restorative yoga that focuses on relaxation postures, gentle movement, and breath work. First time attendees, please register by contacting Lauren Richwine at 260-484-9560... Read more »
Facilitated by Laura Hillyard, B.A., A.A.S., CBP The Melt class focuses on hydrating your connective tissue and easing pain. Many participants have indicated this method has improved digestion, sleeping, and... Read more »
Register by April 3 by contacting your advocate at 260-484-9560. If you don't have an advocate, call us and ask to speak with Lauren Richwine about Clarity. Did cancer give... 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 by contacting Lauren Richwine at 260-484-9560 or lrichwine@cancer-services.org to receive the virtual attendance link.
Facilitated by Gail Hamm and Leslie Sperry “What art offers is space – a certain breathing room for the spirit.” - John Updike Have you wanted to spend more time on art but find it hard to make the space for it? If so, you’re not alone. Please join us as we gather once a... 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 the body and mind, improve balance and breathing, and strengthen the cardiovascular and immune systems. Open to the community at no charge. First time attendees,... Read more »
