Hope’s Haven Spotlight – October 2018

by Santa Clarita Magazine | Sep 25, 2018 | With Your Family in Mind

A graduate of Vassar College, Jordana Ruhland began her career as an editor for Bon Appetit magazine. Her life-long love of all things culinary has led her down a path that combines her desire to help other achieve better health and wellness with her foodie background.
Jordana completed a 450-hour Pilates training course in 2006. The following year, she began study with the international STOTT Pilates program and became a STOTT-certified Pilates instructor. She also earned a certification from the Pink Ribbon Program to teach breast cancer clients post-operative workouts, as well as a certification for Mobility and Stability for the Active Aging.
Lectures are available to the public at Hope’s Haven. Group classes, monthly workshops and one-on-one sessions (by appointment) are offered to current cancer patients and survivors. Circle of Hope believes that those who are fighting or have fought this battle are deserving of a time and opportunity to rejuvenate. A place to go without fear or cost, where one can regain a sense of wholeness, make new friends, and become part of a community that doesn’t have to be painful.
Volunteers, donors, sponsors and those wishing more information about Circle of Hope, Inc. or Hope’s Haven Cancer Wellness Center may contact our office at 661-254-5218 or info@circleofhopeinc.org. 501(c)3 Fed ID No. 20-0680327.

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