The Lebed Method will be offered in a six-week class session beginning Tuesday. Classes will be held from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Providence Center for Faith and Healing at Sacred Heart Medical ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... SAN ANTONIO — Three months after being diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer, Kathy King is hula dancing. Dressed in pink, she’s also blowing translucent ...

It’s exercise, but it’s not about exertion, working up a sweat or competition. The Lebed Method is gentle, therapeutic movement designed to help people through physical challenges. “It is actually a ...

Swinging to the rhythm of the Pointer Sisters, Kathleen Wallace is clearly having fun doing what she takes most seriously: Helping people heal after breast cancer. Wallace teaches classes in the Lebed ...

“Surviving is important, but thriving is elegant.” That is themotto of Sherry Lebed Davis, one of the founders of The LebedMethod, a program of movement and dance that helps women healemotionally and ...

If you or a loved one have ever suffered from breast cancer, try the Lebed method; a dance-based movement programme After two lots of surgery for cancer in her left breast, Alison, a working mother ...

What if I told you blowing bubbles – those kiddie ones that come with a wand in a plastic bottle – should be part of your morning fitness routine? Or that the same exercises designed to help women ...

Cascade Plaza Senior Living Campus in Redmond is now offering Healthy-Steps, Moving You to Better Health with the Lebed Method to the public for free. March 21, 2011 4:33 pm Cascade Plaza Senior ...

The Escondido Multiple Sclerosis Self-Help Group recently hostedDiana Dean-Nau of Inner Strength Yoga, pictured, who demonstratedthe Lebed Method, which emphasizes exercise and increased motionfor ...

Have you developed a condition called lymphedema after recovering from breast cancer or another form of cancer? Are you currently suffering from a chronic disease such as multiple sclerosis, arthritis ...

Every Thursday evening in a room at Ann's Place, The Home of I Can, in Danbury, Joyce Wigler can be found kicking, stepping, stretching, reaching, and, throughout it all, laughing. Wigler, of Danbury, ...