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The Soul Box Project exhibit on the National Mall will be the largest memorial to date, providing visual of people killed or injured by gunfire in the U.S.
Take a break from your Monday and get in touch with your sense of play through theater games.
A typical legal will is about property and assets you will leave behind. But what about the intangible parts of you that you hope your loved ones will remember?
Outside the Lines: A Creative Art Studio will help you reclaim art-making as a healing tool through guided creative projects.
If you have lost a loved one, this is an opportunity to share what is on your heart and mind right now, to listen and be listened to deeply and generously.
DYK? celebrates the 25th Anniversary of the founding of Smith Center. Each DYK? talk will highlight one of eight healing practices that research and practice tell us is important to the health and well-being of cancer patients/survivors, and their loved ones.
Dance/movement therapy offers individuals the opportunity to strengthen the mind/body connection, engage in nonverbal communication, and to improve our overall health and wellbeing.
We invite you to move and connect with your body in a unique, authentic and cool way, letting go of whatever is going on in your world.
This program is being offered virtually through Zoom. In order to participate and receive the Zoom link, register by clicking the RSVP button above or by emailing carla@smithcenter.org. You will receive the Zoom information no later than the morning of your program. Panel Discussion Featuring Jamecia Muckelvene-Jackson, Kenneth Johnson, Robert Ginyard and Tawny Chatmon. Hosted by … Continue reading Prostate Cancer and Life After – Panel Discussion
Up next in our 25th Anniversary Conversation Series, we will highlight the DC Young Adult Cancer Community and its support programming.
A typical legal will is about property and assets you will leave behind. But what about the intangible parts of you that you hope your loved ones will remember?
If you have lost a loved one, this is an opportunity to share what is on your heart and mind right now, to listen and be listened to deeply and generously.
The Breath of Life is an introduction to traditional Chinese Qigong and Indian Pranayama methods, to improve the structure, volume and duration of the breath.
This ongoing healing circle will focus on the unique needs that people who are living with Lymphedema face.
Two-part writing and reflection series: tap into what it means to experience awe for wellbeing.
In a 4-week group drama therapy experience, we will articulate and transform our own stories of healing and loss into a new artistic expression.
We invite you to move and connect with your body in a unique, authentic and cool way, letting go of whatever is going on in your world.
As a 2-time survivor and daughter of a 4-time survivor, cancer has been a part of my life for decades. I hope to share ways we have coped, dealt and healed.
Drama therapy is the art of the possible. It can provide concrete ways of imagining—and rehearsing—the future we want to make happen for ourselves.
Project Knitwill invites you to join Knitwell in the Cloud, a new program offering private, one-on-one knitting lessons via Zoom. It’s a safe, effective way to knit and learn.
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