Create, Connect, and Aspire: A Vision Board Workshop for Cancer Survivors

Create, Connect, and Aspire: A Vision Board Workshop for Cancer Survivors

Join us for a 90-minute IN-PERSON vision board workshop designed for anyone who has ever received a cancer diagnosis.

By Smith Center for Healing and the Arts

Date and time

Thursday, May 8 · 6 - 7:30pm EDT

Location

1632 U St NW

1632 U Street Northwest Washington, DC 20009

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour 30 minutes

Join us for a 90-minute IN-PERSON vision board workshop designed for anyone who has ever received a cancer diagnosis. Regardless of whether you are in treatment, in a maintenance phase, or a few years out, this uplifting session is a chance to reflect on your journey, set inspiring intentions for the future, and connect with other survivors!

During this session, we will explore your personal journey through guided reflection, engage in creative expression to visualize your hopes for the future and share stories and insights with others who have walked a similar path.

Come ready to create, share, and be empowered in a supportive and encouraging space. Your future starts here! Materials will be provided, just bring yourself!

Location:

1632 U Street NW

Washington, DC 20009

Suggested Donation: $20

This program is offered for free or at a low cost on a pay-as-you-can basis. Contributions are not required to attend, ensuring accessibility for everyone. If you’re able to donate, we deeply appreciate your support—every contribution directly funds our cancer support programs.

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Smith Center for Healing and the Arts

Sparked by our belief that everyone has an innate ability to heal and that everyone should have access to resources that encourage and support healing and whole-body wellness Smith Center events incorporate creative expression in a social setting to promote and encourage individual and community healing. Our goal is to encourage healing beyond our walls and to be a vital resource in our community for those who need support and guidance to live a whole life regardless of their background.