

Meeting Information Needs of Cancer Patients
Learning to sail your own ship Author Anthony J. D’Angelo wrote, “In your thirst for knowledge, be sure not to drown in all the...


Sitting With Tough Emotions
It takes courage to work with uncomfortable feelings (The second in a two-post blog series) Fear, joy, anger, surprise, shame. Each...


Chinese Medicine Warm Compress to Combat Cancer-Related Pain
Pain, pain, go away Only 50% of cancer patients experience effective pain management. When traditional medicine alone can’t control your...


Coping With Difficult Emotions
Facing Difficult Emotions: Do You Stuff, Flee or Flip Out? (The first in a two-post blog series) What’s your go-to strategy when you’re...


Internet-based Psychological Interventions for Cancer Patients
When cancer gets your patients down, who are they gonna call? For busting cancer-related stress and anxiety, researchers examined the...
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Stress Affects Thoughts and Body
Learn to manage thoughts to manage your stress Living with stress is part of the human experience. It’s how we feel: “I’m so stressed...


PTSD in Cancer Patients
Grappling with PTSD after a cancer diagnosis Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is no longer a term only familiar to health care...


Self-care for Cancer Patients
(The second in a two-post series, Taking Control of Life With Cancer) Since being diagnosed, do you feel as though someone else is in the...