Bronwen Jones, MTheol.

Ms. Bronwen Jones has worked as the Cancer Center Chaplain at the Oschin Cancer Center at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles since 2014. She is embedded in the Patient and Family Support Program team led by Dr. Scott Irwin, APOS Fellow 2021. Consequently, Bronwen works closely with Palliative MDs, Psychiatrists, Social Workers, Cancer Rehabilitation MDs, Dieticians, and RNs, providing spiritual care to patients with all types of cancer as well as training chaplain interns assigned to specific providers. Bronwen is endorsed by the Humanist Society and is engaged in the spectrum of humanism, both religious and non-theist.

Prior to beginning her chaplaincy training in 2011, Bronwen worked as a professional musician -  as principal clarinetist in the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Australia, and later as a documentary film composer in Los Angeles where she won an Emmy Award for the American Public Television series, “Your Turn To Care,” which focuses on the caregivers of aging parents through illness to end of life.

Ana Yandrich, MA

Ana Yandrich is a third-year doctoral student in the PsyD in Counseling Psychology program at Chatham University in Pittsburgh, PA. She has received training in a variety of settings and has worked with living kidney and liver donors; mothers in the perinatal period; inpatients with psychotic disorders; individuals with trauma history, substance use history, and anxiety disorders, and cancer patients and their caregivers. Her research and professional interests include social identification processes involved in the adjustment to chronic health conditions; existential concerns and coping related to medical diagnoses; grief and end-of-life processes; and advocacy for mental health care in oncological populations. She intends to pursue a career as a health psychologist working with adults with a history of cancer.