Reclaiming Wholeness
A 6-week Healing Journey for Women After Cancer Treatment
Coming to Eir Centre on November 9, 2026
What is Reclaiming Wholeness?
Reclaiming Wholeness is a 6-week program for women navigating life after cancer treatment who are ready to reconnect with their bodies, intuition, and inner healing capacity.
Blending embodied practices, self-inquiry, and emotional integration, this journey supports grounding, self-confidence, and the development of inner resources to meet uncertainty with steadiness, clarity, and compassion.
Date: Nov 9 - Dec 14, 2026
Time: 6 - 8 PM
Place: EIR CENTRE
Cost: CAD$600 (covered by insurance)
Restore safety, self-compassion, and connection within the body
Rebuild trust in the body and nervous system through gentle, trauma-informed practices that support emotional regulation, embodied awareness, and compassionate self-relationship.
Reclaim personal agency, identity, and inner wisdom
Strengthen self-trust, boundaries, and choice while integrating the cancer experience into identity without being defined by it, clarifying values and personal meaning.
Develop practical, embodied tools to navigate uncertainty with confidence
Cultivate inner resources that support resilience, grounded presence, and confidence in facing change, uncertainty, and the future.
“As soon as you trust yourself, you will know how to live.” — Johann von Goethe
Date: Monday, November 9 through December 14, 2026
Time: 6 - 8 PM
Place: EIR CENTRE - 711 Oxford Street, West London, ON
Cost: CAD$600 (covered by insurance)
Your Facilitators
Tanaz Javan PhD
Dr. Tanaz Javan is a seasoned mindfulness practitioner, life coach, and psychology professor with over a decade of experience teaching meditation and working with individuals in both personal and professional growth.
Tanaz specializes in trauma-informed, somatic, and mindfulness-based approaches that support nervous system regulation, emotional resilience, and a return to inner safety. Her work centers around creating compassionate, inclusive spaces for transformation and growth.
She has studied with Buddhist teachers, attended numerous retreats, and blends her trauma-informed lens with deep spiritual presence. Tanaz has taught and developed wellness and psychology curricula at Fanshawe College since 2018 and brings a unique, compassionate approach that bridges science, somatics, and spirit.
She is also certified in Reiki (Level 2) and has worked with leaders in trauma research, including Dr. Ruth Lanius, Dr. Paul Frewen, and Dr. Nadine Wathen. Her work centers around emotional resilience, holistic healing, and creating safe, inclusive spaces for growth.
Kylea Potvin MD, FRCPC
Award-Winning Cancer Specialist with over 20 years of experience treating cancer with expert care.
Research Leader with extensive experience leading and collaborating on groundbreaking cancer research.
Providing a holistic care approach with integrated care for mental, physical, and spiritual health.
Educating and empowering audiences as a dynamic keynote speaker on oncology and patient care.
Redefining Cancer Care by helping people thrive beyond diagnosis with personalized, whole-person support.