Journey Through Survivorship 2026- Charlotte

Dr. Dori Beeler is a Research Scientist at Atrium Levine Cancer and an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Medicine at Wake Forest University School of Medicine. Her research is centered on cancer symptoms with a focus on understanding and improving cancer-related fatigue through patient experience research, wearable technologies, and innovative tools that support better care and communication.

Sandra has been working as a Healing Touch Certified Practitioner at LCI for seven years. She finds great joy in working with patients and caregivers as well as collaborating with her Integrative Supportive Oncology teammates. Sandra is passionate about journeying alongside others as they seek support, healing, care, and wellbeing- body, heart, mind, and soul. She also has training as a yoga teacher, spiritual companion, health and wellness coach, Brainspotting, and Enneagram practitioner. 

Rev Gregory Cline is an ordained interfaith minister and board-certified chaplain. He serves as the staff chaplain for the Levine Cancer Institute. Greg has studied many religions and finds joy in speaking with patients, their families and colleagues about their spirituality, or lack thereof, and what makes meaning to them. Greg has studied Buddhism and meditation and feels meditation of any form is beneficial for self-care. In his spare time, Greg enjoys reading science fiction and fantasy novels.

Maddie DePriest is a board-certified, neurologic music therapist who is driven by her passion to utilize music as a means of supporting patients, care partners, and teammates throughout their healing process. As a music therapist with Levine Cancer, Maddie specializes in adult oncology, neurorehabilitation, and mental health. Maddie is a provider grounded in trauma-informed philosophy, working to promote self-empowerment and healing for the whole person through the use of individualized, musical interventions. When Maddie is not songwriting or engaging in music itself, she is spending quality time with her family, friends, and further exploring the greater Charlotte area.

Rebecca Greiner, PhD, PA-C is a board-certified Physician Assistant with specialized experience in Integrative Oncology and Palliative Medicine. She has served in clinical roles at UCSF Health and Levine Cancer, where she combined evidence-based integrative approaches with conventional

cancer care. Rebecca holds a PhD in Nutritional Sciences from Cornell University, a Master of Physician Assistant Studies from Wingate University, and a BS in Public Health and Nutrition from UNC-Chapel Hill. She is also a Certified Health Coach and completed the Integrative Health and Lifestyle Program through the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine. Rebecca is an active member of the American Academy of

Physician Assistants and the Society for Integrative Oncology, and has published extensively on integrative oncology, pain management, and nutrition.​

Bailey is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate at Levine Cancer and has been with the team since June of 2025. While earning her master's degree from UNC Charlotte, she worked with the Center for Prevention Services as a Substance Use Prevention Educator in local elementary schools, and completed her practicum education as a Pediatric Behavioral Health Specialist with the Cabarrus Health Alliance. Bailey is passionate about supporting patients as they navigate the impacts of a cancer diagnosis, and strives to meet the social, emotional, and practical needs of her patients. In her free time, she enjoys reading, spending time with her family and friends, and traveling.

Kristy Price is a certified yoga therapist who has provided her expertise with therapeutics in integrative oncology since 2011. She started her career at Cancer Rehabilitation and Wellness with Novant and moved to Levine Cancer Institute when it opened in 2012. Kristy applies her in-depth understanding of body alignment, meditation and the inner workings of how breath can influence the neurological system together with compassion to provide individuals with tools to obtain a sense of empowerment and relaxation. She uses mindfulness based stress reduction techniques, breathwork and gentle poses to teach others the benefits of yoga, including improved mental health, flexibility and balance, reduced anxiety and an enhanced quality of life. When Kristy is not instructing yoga and meditation she enjoys gardening, working out and watching documentaries on healthy eating and astrophysics.  

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.

Denise is a Registered Dietitian and has been with Levine Cancer for 11 years. In addition to being certified in oncology nutrition, she is also a Certified Health and Wellness Coach. Her current role with the Department of Supportive Oncology is providing support in the Nutrition Rehabilitation clinic that helps survivors with weight management.

In her free time, Denise enjoys spending time with her Great Dane (Winston) and her Calico Cat (Mabel). She enjoys reading, listening to music, running and hiking.

Andrea is and artist-in-residence at Levine Cancer Institute, serving at the Cabarrus and University locations, and through virtual classes. She encourages patients, staff, care-partners, and community members to use the creative process as therapy and a means of social connection. Andrea also enjoys gardening and spending time with family and friends around a campfire and playing games.