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CORE OFFERINGS

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Presence-Based Support
Gentle, guided mindfulness and compassionate communication practices help individuals stay grounded and emotionally supported through uncertainty, loss, and transition.

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Adaptive Yoga & Breathwork
Accessible movement and breath techniques—adapted for bed, chair, or wheelchair—ease pain, improve comfort, and promote relaxation.

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Reiki Energy Therapy
A light-touch energy practice that supports the body’s natural healing response and encourages deep rest and balance.

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Aromatherapy for Symptom Relief
Therapeutic essential oils are used to reduce pain, anxiety, and nausea while nurturing a peaceful atmosphere.

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Music & Sound Therapy
Live or recorded acoustic sounds invite calm, emotional release, and comfort for patients and families.

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Visual Arts as Therapy

Offering a quiet, compassionate space for expression when words may be limited or no longer feel sufficient. Simple, accessible art processes are used to support individuals in expressing emotions, memories, and meaning at their own pace. The focus is not on artistic skill or outcome, but on the experience itself: being witnessed, creating, and resting in the moment.

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WHO WE SERVE​​​​

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The Stillpoint Program serves veterans, families, and community members in VA hospitals, hospice programs, palliative care settings, and senior living centers. Each session is adapted to meet individuals where they are.

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THE STILLPOINT TEAM​

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Jenn Easley is a certified Mental Health & Wellbeing Practitioner, Yoga as Therapy instructor, Death Doula, and holds a Master's Degree with a conflict resolution emphasis. For the Stillpoint Project, she brings together yoga-as-therapy, aromatherapy, Reiki, visual arts, and music-as-therapy to honor dignity, comfort, and peace at the end of life.​

 

Sheila Guffey is a dedicated teaching artist and death doula with a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Master’s of Adult Education. Sheila has over 14-years of experience in leading and developing specialized arts programs and community outreach initiatives for senior adults in Oklahoma and has worked with various hospice organizations and senior living centers. Her Stillpoint sessions may invite gentle reflection, legacy-making, or symbolic expression, while also allowing for silence and rest.​

 

Sonya Easley spent over 40-years as the Director for Peace Pre-School in Edmond, OK following gaining her Bachelor’s Degree in Education with a focus on disabilities. She is a faith-based mentor that serves the Stillpoint Program in mentoring individuals and families and Presence-Based Support as they experience end-of-life transitions.

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EVIDENCE-INFORMED OUTCOMES​

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Research on integrative and mind-body therapies has shown significant benefits in end-of-life and palliative care:

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• Pain & Anxiety Reduction: Patients experienced up to a 40–45% decrease in pain and anxiety when integrative therapies were used alongside medical care (Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 2015).

• Improved Rest & Mood: Studies demonstrate improved sleep quality and emotional regulation through yoga, Reiki, and mindfulness interventions (Journal of Palliative Medicine, 2013).

• Caregiver Well-being: Integrative approaches reduce caregiver stress and burnout while improving resilience and emotional balance (Global Advances in Health and Medicine, 2019).

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(Sources: Grape et al., 2015; Kreitzer et al., 2019; Torkomian et al., 2013.)