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Benefit from reflexology treatment, a complementary therapy some cancer patients use to help relax and manage stress during treatment.
Reflexology is a complementary therapy that involves applying targeted pressure to specific areas of the feet, hands, or ears, believed to correspond to different parts of the body. Offered alongside medical treatment, it aims to provide a moment of relaxation and well-being for people living with cancer.
Reflexology does not replace any medical treatment and is not intended to treat cancer or its symptoms. It is offered as a supportive care measure, complementary to medical treatment.
Treatments offered every first mondays of each month, at $25 / 60 minutes
By appointment
9:30am ; 10:45am ; 12:30pm ; 01:45pm ; 03:00pm.
Information:
819-822-2125
The painting workshop enables a person with cancer to explore a new way to express his or her emotions. Painting is a diversion which, without tiring the body, entirely absorbs the spirit. The goal is to have fun and to set aside other concerns for a moment. Creativity is one key that allows access to a greater inner personal space. It is one way to enter into ourselves in a spirit of relaxation.
You do not need artistic talent or experience. Just let yourself be guided by the volunteer leading the workshop and explore through colour and form.
Workshop for people with cancer and their loved ones.
Currently unavailable
Monday, 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $4
Registrations required
Information and registration: 819 693-4242
Give yourself the tools and practice necessary to enable you to internally visualize the state of well-being that you wish to achieve.
Workshops for people with cancer.
By releasing endorphins, laughter relieves pain, promotes sleep, stimulates the immune system and brings energy and optimism. Suggested tools: visualization, meditation, exercises, etc.
Workshops for people with cancer and their loved ones.