with Nancy Hamill In-person Format Please join us for Tai Chi, a slow-flowing exercise often referred to as a moving meditation. It is a graceful, gentle exercise that anyone can learn to do. Tai Chi can benefit the mind and body, help reduce stress, improve balance and coordination, enhance memory, lower blood pressure and improve...
with Edgardo Gazcón In-person Format Please join Edgardo to let your creativity flow while having fun and connecting to our community. No prior experience is required. Creative activities, such as painting, can help with stress and anxiety and improve an individual's mood. This workshop will be in English and español. Please reserve your spot today for...
with Kathy Levyn In-person Format Please join Kathy for a dose of line dancing and country music. No experience is necessary. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes and immerse yourself in country music. Please don't wait—reserve your spot. Call us at 818.906.3022 or email us using the button below.
Virtual Format Are you ready for yoga, a movement practice that connects the body, breath, and mind, on Tuesday afternoon? Join Milva for stretching and breathing techniques to decrease stress and anxiety while creating a sense of calmness. Participants of all fitness levels are welcome. Additionally, Milva is a Spanish speaker, so Spanish instruction will...
In-person Format Join Michelle Rappaport for yoga in person at our center. This is a gentle class for all levels, for all people in all phases of their cancer journey. This movement class helps relieve anxiety and promotes better sleep Space is limited so please register in advance to participate. Please call us at 818.906.3022...
Wednesdays at 12:15 PM
Wednesdays at 2:30 PM
Wednesdays at 5:30 PM
Wednesdays at 6 PM
Virtual Format This nurturing group focuses on issues relevant to those with a metastatic, advanced diagnosis of cancer such as how to be a better advocate as well as enhance the quality of one’s life. Other issues discussed are body image, familial concerns, symptom management, pain control, anticipatory grief, and anxiety.
