Open to the Public

Location: Vanderbilt Center for Integrative Health, 3401 West End Avenue, Suite 380-3rd Floor (Directions - Click Here)

Cost: Covered by most insurance (co-pays may apply) or option to self-pay. Registration: To register call the front desk at (615) 343-1554. *If you are not a patient at VCIH, please call and ask to speak with Tobi about participation in the group.

This weekly experiential group will provide an opportunity for women to:

-connect and build community with other women

-learn and practice mindfulness skills to deepen awareness, decrease pain and anxiety and increase capacity for joy

-support one another in our struggles with physical and emotional pain and illness

-nurture and grow our relationships with ourselves and others

-celebrate life, love, and the strength of our own true hunger

Tobi Fishel is the Director of Psychological Services for the Vanderbilt Center for Integrative Health. She teaches and incorporates mindfulness-based practices, body-centered therapy and expressive arts into her clinical practice. The guiding principle in her work is encouraging a deepening relationship with the innate gifts of one's own soul.

For more information, contact: Michelle Johnson, michelle.johnson.1@vanderbilt.edu - Click Here or Sherrie Maxwell, sherrie.j.maxwell@vanderbilt.edu - Click Here

Open to the Public

Location: Vanderbilt Center for Integrative Health, 3401 West End Avenue, Suite 380-3rd Floor (Directions - Click Here)

Cost: Covered by most insurance (co-pays may apply) or option to self-pay. Registration: To register call the front desk at (615) 343-1554. *If you are not a patient at VCIH, please call and ask to speak with Tobi about participation in the group.

This weekly experiential group will provide an opportunity for women to:

-connect and build community with other women

-learn and practice mindfulness skills to deepen awareness, decrease pain and anxiety and increase capacity for joy

-support one another in our struggles with physical and emotional pain and illness

-nurture and grow our relationships with ourselves and others

-celebrate life, love, and the strength of our own true hunger

Tobi Fishel is the Director of Psychological Services for the Vanderbilt Center for Integrative Health. She teaches and incorporates mindfulness-based practices, body-centered therapy and expressive arts into her clinical practice. The guiding principle in her work is encouraging a deepening relationship with the innate gifts of one's own soul.

For more information, contact: Michelle Johnson, michelle.johnson.1@vanderbilt.edu - Click Here or Sherrie Maxwell, sherrie.j.maxwell@vanderbilt.edu - Click Here

2013 CQS Workshop Series

Dr. William Bush, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biomedical Informatics here at Vanderbilt, will give his talk titled, "Linking Genetic Variants to the Universe of Biological Data." The first 50 attendees will receive a free boxed lunch.

Credit: 1.0

Hosted by: Center for Quantitative Sciences

Jamey D. Young, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering & Molecular Physiology and Biophysics, presents, "Comprehensive Analysis of Tumor Cell Metabolism Using Mass Spectrometry and Computational Flux Modeling"

Hosted by: Department of Cancer Biology

Make plans to attend the Predators Hockey Fights Cancer evening Saturday, March 23. The Nashville Predators raise funds for a pediatric cancer research fund through a portion of ticket sales for the Hockey Fights Cancer game nights, silent auctions, and fan donations. To learn more about this event, and purchase discounted tickets online visit http://news.vanderbilt.edu/2013/02/nashville-predators-tickets/ - Click Here.

Free and Open to the Public

Location: One Hundred Oaks, Powell Ave., Entrance D (Directions - Click Here)

VICC invites you to a free educational seminar on smoking cessation tips and your options for lung cancer screening.

5:30 Registration - Click Here and Refreshments

6-7:30 p.m. Seminar

Featured Speakers:

Barbara Forbes, M.S., A.P.N, G.N.P., Director of the Dayani Institute for Smoking Cessation and Prevention

Dr. Pierre Massion, M.D., Director , Thoracic Program, Vanderbilt- Ingram Cancer Center

Dr. Ben Z. Stanger presents "Using Mouse Models to Dissect Pancreas Cancer Progression" on Thursday, February 28 at 12noon in 898-J PRB.

VICC/Drs. Robert Coffey & Chris Wright