Featured Article: Rippling Reflections
Legacy is often seen as something of the past,” Siegel said. “This program reframes legacy as constant, ongoing and involves, not just looking back, but also looking forward. This helps patients take an active role in creating their own legacy
Caring for the Social and Mental Wellbeing of Yourself and Others during COVID-19
Written by Tammy M. Beran, PhD. Dr. Beran is a Psychologist and former Simms Mann trainee who specializes in how to support those impacted by health challenges and coping with isolation. With our entire country a few weeks into physically distancing, the
Mindfulness/Healing Resources
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Rippling Reflections
A blend of guided imagery and various creative modalities to enhance meaning, connection, and legacy. The Simms/Mann-UCLA Center for Integrative Oncology invites you to participate in an empirically informed, introspective and imaginative program that helps patients focus on the meaning, wisdom,
How nature helps empower people going through cancer treatment
The new mindfulness workshop — called Tree of Life Fulfillment — is offered specifically through the Simms/Mann-UCLA Center for Integrative Oncology, at the UCLA Hematology Oncology office in Encino.It combines art therapy with a specific type of guided imagery. The curriculum