Guided Imagery and Music Group
In Person Event
CostFree
Description
This group will meet weekly for 8 weeks starting September 5th through October 24th.
1:00 - 3:00 pm
A commitment of all 8 sessions is suggested, but not required.
If you have any questions about the group, please email Dean - Ronald.Quick@atriumhealth.org
This group is an introductory Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music (GIM) group tailored for individuals at any point in their cancer treatment and survivorship. This therapeutic group is crafted to offer a supportive space where participants engage in sessions integrating music and imagery. Facilitated by Dean Quick, the program aims to provide a platform for emotional expression, stress reduction, and the development of coping skills. The group serves as a community for mutual support, fostering a sense of shared experience among peers navigating similar challenges. Through the combination of music and guided imagery, this initiative strives to address the comprehensive well-being of young cancer patients, promoting resilience, self-awareness, and hope throughout the emotional complexities of their journey. Please see the FAQ for a description and format example of the group.
Directions: LCI Building 1 Conference Room 2323 On the second floor of LCI Building 1 right in front of the Genetics suite
Locations
Speakers
Dean Quick, MT-BC
Board certified in music therapy since 2010, Dean Quick specializes in treating adults in oncology and individuals with mental health concerns (specifically those with eating disorders and personality disorders). Dean is a music therapist and the Music Therapy Internship Director with Levine Cancer in Charlotte and an Advanced GIM Trainee in the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music. Using clinical music therapy interventions and music-based psychological depth work, Dean utilizes music to assist individuals in living a life empowered by music. When not creating music, Dean enjoys spending time with his family and skateboarding.
Resources
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Music Therapy for Self-Care
Music Therapy for Self-Care
Take time for yourself with Dean and Maddie, our Levine Cancer Institute music therapists.