Del Function, Inc. 382 Laurel Hill Ave. #46 Norwich, CT 06360 860.889.3424
May 16, 2005
RE: New Stress intervention program in the Connecticut area
This is to announce the availability of a new stress intervention service in the Connecticut area
for your clients with breast cancer, like the popular therapeutic sailing program for women in
breast cancer recovery in Maine. Therapeutic relaxation using gentle wave motion or
moderate invigorating sailing activity with seminars is now available in Connecticut. Consider
the following to be part of your client’s recovery program:
Deep relaxation with gentle Therapeutic Wave Motion stress intervention in one hour
sessions with light brunch. Deep sleep or release of stress is common. A therapist is on hand
for assistance. Private, one-on-one or group by choice. Low exertion; benefits all, particularly
those early in breast cancer recovery where stress and concern can be excessive.
The Therapeutic Sailing Program stress intervention with one hour sailing in Long Island
Sound and half hour seminar with light brunch. Seminars include Nutrition, Self Empowerment,
Basic Meditation, Imaging and Yoga Lite. Camaraderie, mild to moderate exertion; benefits
those with Stage I and II cancer later in breast cancer recovery and those in long term
recovery.
The vessel “Hado” is a 35’ USCG approved sloop berthed in Old Saybrook, CT. Our licensed
Captain is Joy Sherman formerly of Yale New Haven Oncology and vessel owner. A CT
licensed therapist who specializes in breast cancer concerns will be aboard.
Dress is casual. Recommended sunblock/sun protection, soft soled shoes, head covering,
windbreader for sailing. Bottled water is provided for both programs. Brunch options are
available. Anyone with seasickness concerns may schedule a visit to the vessel. Parking is at
the dock site and included in the therapy fee.
Fees are per person. All appointments and seating are confirmed prior to date. Brochures
are available for your clients. We welcome further questions you may have.
We look forward to serving the stress intervention needs of your clients.
Carline Lutynski
Program Director
May 16, 2005
RE: New Stress intervention program in the Connecticut area
This is to announce the availability of a new stress intervention service in the Connecticut area
for your clients with breast cancer, like the popular therapeutic sailing program for women in
breast cancer recovery in Maine. Therapeutic relaxation using gentle wave motion or
moderate invigorating sailing activity with seminars is now available in Connecticut. Consider
the following to be part of your client’s recovery program:
Deep relaxation with gentle Therapeutic Wave Motion stress intervention in one hour
sessions with light brunch. Deep sleep or release of stress is common. A therapist is on hand
for assistance. Private, one-on-one or group by choice. Low exertion; benefits all, particularly
those early in breast cancer recovery where stress and concern can be excessive.
The Therapeutic Sailing Program stress intervention with one hour sailing in Long Island
Sound and half hour seminar with light brunch. Seminars include Nutrition, Self Empowerment,
Basic Meditation, Imaging and Yoga Lite. Camaraderie, mild to moderate exertion; benefits
those with Stage I and II cancer later in breast cancer recovery and those in long term
recovery.
The vessel “Hado” is a 35’ USCG approved sloop berthed in Old Saybrook, CT. Our licensed
Captain is Joy Sherman formerly of Yale New Haven Oncology and vessel owner. A CT
licensed therapist who specializes in breast cancer concerns will be aboard.
Dress is casual. Recommended sunblock/sun protection, soft soled shoes, head covering,
windbreader for sailing. Bottled water is provided for both programs. Brunch options are
available. Anyone with seasickness concerns may schedule a visit to the vessel. Parking is at
the dock site and included in the therapy fee.
Fees are per person. All appointments and seating are confirmed prior to date. Brochures
are available for your clients. We welcome further questions you may have.
We look forward to serving the stress intervention needs of your clients.
Carline Lutynski
Program Director