Integrative Care

Acupuncture is a holistic therapy rooted in ancient Chinese medicine that involves the insertion of fine needles into specific points on the body. These points correspond to the body’s energy pathways, which are believed to regulate various bodily functions. By stimulating these points, acupuncture helps to balance the body's energy (Qi) and promote natural healing.

Art therapy provides a creative outlet to encourage relaxation and explore the thoughts and emotions that come with a cancer diagnosis. This program is offered in a medical setting, such as during chemotherapy treatments, bedside or in a group therapy format. It’s a therapeutic process that anyone can participate in, regardless of artistic abilities.

Oncology massage is a specialized form of therapeutic touch, tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals undergoing cancer treatment as well as those in survivorship. It is performed by Licensed Massage Therapists who adjust techniques to accommodate the effects of cancer, treatments, and individual health conditions.

The Mind/Body Wellness Program offers rotating group workshops that engage both physical movement and mindfulness-based practices. Each month features four distinct themes that explore the mind and body, both individually and as a connected system.

Oncology counseling provides a safe place to process complex emotions related to your treatment experience, including changes to your body, job situation, and family.

Music has been shown to reduce heart rate, lower blood pressure, decrease stress hormones and increase levels of the “feel good” hormones, serotonin and dopamine. Our Artists-in-Residence use music and sound to calm and comfort patients by the bedside, in lobbies, hallways and infusion areas.

The Yoga Program guides participants through gentle movement, yoga postures, and breathing practices. Learn and practice yoga postures with instruction on proper alignment, practice breathing techniques, and participate in guided relaxation.