Wellbeing Collective- Department of Supportive Oncology

Healing Touch Therapist

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.

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.

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.

Susan Yaguda has been a RN for more than 40 years with special interest in empowering others to be actively involved in their health and well-being and engage in healthy lifestyle activities that feed the mind, body and soul. She is the RN Manager in the Department of Supportive Oncology for Integrative Oncology, Cancer Survivorship and Senior Oncology Sections.