We find that engaging in creative arts can be a powerful healing experience for breast cancer survivors facing health challenges. Healing arts helps in so many ways including expressing thoughts and emotions, lowering stress and anxiety, connecting with oneself in a deeper way, coping with grief, and creating something unique and beautiful!

Join us for a face mask casting workshop where we will cast your face with plaster strips to then be decorated in any way you see fit. More details can be found below!

RSVP is required. Contact Melissa White at mwhite@ywcaprinceton.org.

We find that engaging in creative arts can be a powerful healing experience for breast cancer survivors facing health challenges. Healing arts helps in so many ways including expressing thoughts and emotions, lowering stress and anxiety, connecting with oneself in a deeper way, coping with grief, and creating something unique and beautiful!

This workshop will be an opportunity for you to consult with artists about decorating your breast or mask casting that were previously done, or to continue your creative processes with paint and other materials. More details can be found below!

RSVP is required. Contact Melissa White at mwhite@ywcaprinceton.org.

What we eat and how we prepare our food have a big impact on our health, and can work with our body to remove illness and promote radiant vitality. Each Eat Better, Live Better class will focus on a nutrition topic of specific relevance to breast cancer patients and survivors. Watch as mouth-watering dishes are prepared and the nutritional benefits are explained, then enjoy a delicious meal. No need to bring anything except your curiosity and appetite!

Anthony Dissen, MPH, MA, RDN is a health educator and community wellness dietitian focusing on plant-based nutrition and integrative health. He works as an Instructor of Health Sciences at Stockton University and serves as an Integrative Dietitian at CentraState Medical Center. Anthony holds a Masters degree in Holistic Health Studies from Georgian Court University and a Master of Public Health degree from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.

The materials fee for each class is $15. You may register for individual classes or the entire series.
Preference will be given to breast cancer patients and survivors, but caregivers may register if space is available.

BCRC’s Sunset Yoga series is back! This fundraising yoga class will take place on Thursday May 16th, June 20th, and July 18th. Join us as we are led through a beautiful practice outside on the D&R Greenway as the sun sets. This class is open to everyone so please invite your friends and family!  More details can be found below.

We find that engaging in creative arts can be a powerful healing experience for breast cancer survivors facing health challenges. Healing arts helps in so many ways including expressing thoughts and emotions, lowering stress and anxiety, connecting with oneself in a deeper way, coping with grief, and creating something unique and beautiful!

This workshop will discuss journaling and all its benefits, especially during and after a breast cancer diagnosis. A potluck dinner will begin before the class at 4:30pm! More details can be found below!

RSVP is required. Contact Melissa White at mwhite@ywcaprinceton.org.

BCRC’s Sunset Yoga series is back! This fundraising yoga class will take place on Thursday May 16th, June 20th, and July 18th. Join us as we are led through a beautiful practice outside on the D&R Greenway as the sun sets. This class is open to everyone so please invite your friends and family!  More details can be found below.

BCRC’s Sunset Yoga series is back! This fundraising yoga class will take place on Thursday May 16th, June 20th, and July 18th. Join us as we are led through a beautiful practice outside on the D&R Greenway as the sun sets. This class is open to everyone so please invite your friends and family!  More details can be found below.