When
Feb
06
Sun, Feb 6, 2022, 5:00 PM CST — Sun, Mar 13, 2022, 6:00 PM CDT
Where
The Sunday Series is a special program for individuals who are looking for a deeper connection and discussion on themes related to their cancer experience. This program involves active participation and personal sharing. Please contact jacqueline@twistoutcancer.org if you are curious if this program is appropriate for you. Ages 18+
Cost: 6 sessions for $120.00 ($20 per session) Please contact jacqueline@twistoutcancer.org if the cost prohibits you from attending. Sliding scale fees available.
Closed group- 6 session program.
The dates of the group will be:
Feb 6, 13, 20, 27, March 6 & 13 (all Sunday nights, 6:00-7:00pm EST).
This Sunday the series will explore how the Cancer path impacts intimacy and changes how we communicate with our selves and others. Intimacy concerns may be both mental and physical in nature, making it challenging to know where to begin on the journey to getting needs met and feelingless alone. Participants will have an opportunity to express their unique journeys using visual art and provide support for others going through changes. The facilitator will provide resources, encouragement and creative prompts to jumpstart this process of self exploration.
Facilitated by Sherry Warner MA, ATR-BC
Art activities: Self portraiture, intimacy “landscapes,” collage and creative writing, etc.
Recommended Materials: Crayons/oil Pastels, colored pencils, markers, feathers (or other soft crafting material), magazine images/glue, plain paper, pen/pencil, assorted construction or tissue paper, etc.
Cost: 6 sessions for $120.00 ($20 per session) Please contact jacqueline@twistoutcancer.org if the cost prohibits you from attending. Sliding scale fees available.
Closed group- 6 session program.
The dates of the group will be:
Feb 6, 13, 20, 27, March 6 & 13 (all Sunday nights, 6:00-7:00pm EST).
This Sunday the series will explore how the Cancer path impacts intimacy and changes how we communicate with our selves and others. Intimacy concerns may be both mental and physical in nature, making it challenging to know where to begin on the journey to getting needs met and feelingless alone. Participants will have an opportunity to express their unique journeys using visual art and provide support for others going through changes. The facilitator will provide resources, encouragement and creative prompts to jumpstart this process of self exploration.
Facilitated by Sherry Warner MA, ATR-BC
Art activities: Self portraiture, intimacy “landscapes,” collage and creative writing, etc.
Recommended Materials: Crayons/oil Pastels, colored pencils, markers, feathers (or other soft crafting material), magazine images/glue, plain paper, pen/pencil, assorted construction or tissue paper, etc.