Creative Healing: An Art Therapy Group for Women
Join us each Wednesday for Creative Healing, a free-of-charge art therapy group available to cancer patients and survivors identifying as women....
Henry Ford Health Cancer support groups and programming are offered to help create community and promote healing during the cancer journey. All support groups are hosted by licensed mental health professionals.
All groups are free unless otherwise noted. Please register in advance for groups you would like to attend.
We are now offering in-person and virtual programming.
Browse a list of our upcoming healing arts workshops and events:
These healing music programs are made possible by the David DiChiera Music Therapy Program, graciously supported by the Marvin, Betty and Joanne Danto Family Foundation.
6 weeks sessions are at various times and dates throughout the year.
RSVP by phone (517) 592-1974 or via email
Henry Ford Cancer has partnered with the International Institute of Yoga Therapy to offer free virtual meditation for cancer patients, survivors, and their caregivers or family members.
Join us each Wednesday for Creative Healing, a free-of-charge art therapy group available to cancer patients and survivors identifying as women....
Join us for a supportive and nurturing yoga class designed to help you relax and unwind. This gentle practice will focus on calming breathwork...
Join us each Wednesday for Creative Healing, a free-of-charge art therapy group available to cancer patients and survivors identifying as women....
Join us for an engaging virtual presentation to explore the ancient art of reflexology that balances mind, body and spirit, promoting overall...
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