HealthQuest Programs Provided by Skagit Regional Health
Meditation for Everyday Living: Bringing Ease into Our Lives
Whether you are brand new to meditation or have an established practice of this transformative way of being, join us for a morning or evening session of simple ease and peace. Instructor Jan Hodgman notes “the basis of meditation is bringing our awareness to what’s right here in the moment, just as it is. It’s really quite simple to be satisfied. All we need to do is to connect with what is here right now and see that we don’t need anything more than what is already available to us. We’ll explore being with our breath, in an easy natural way and how this can even be done in walking meditation. No experience necessary and we’ll sit in chairs! If you have a cushion you like to use for meditation that is welcome, too.”
Jan Hodgman, MA, has meditated for more than 50 years and spent eight years in a Zen monastery in Japan. She loves to remind students that it’s not necessary to go anywhere to experience the simple joy of being. Pre-registration is required by calling 360-814-2424. Skagit Regional Health employees please call for a discount.
MORNING SESSION: OCT 15 (TUE)
10:30 a.m. - noon
Skagit Valley Hospital
Sahale Conference Room
$20
EVENING SESSION: OCT 15 (TUE)
6 -7:30 p.m.
Skagit Valley Hospital
Garden Level Room
$20
Doc Talk: Providers to discuss benefits of 3D mammography
Join Radiologists and Technologists from Skagit Radiology for an informative question and answer presentation about the benefits of the new Genius 3D Mammography. Genius 3D mammography, also known as breast tomosynthesis, is now available at the new Women’s Imaging Center, formerly Breast Care Center, located in the Skagit Imaging Pavilion, 1320 East Division Street in Mount Vernon. Genius 3D mammography combines multiple breast images to provide a three-dimensional image of the breast advancing detection of potential cancer, reducing the need for follow-up imaging and improving breast cancer detection in dense breast tissue. No charge, but pre-registration is required by calling 360-814-2424.
OCT 22 (THUR)
6 – 7:30 p.m.
Skagit Valley Hospital
Sahale Conference Room