Taffie Lynn Butters
Why I became a Cancer Recovery Coach - by Taffie Lynn Butters
Taffie Lynn Butters shares why she became a cancer recovery coach. It all started with her breast cancer diagnosis in 2020.
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Merritt Tracy
- 4 days ago
- 3 min
My journey to health coaching - by Merritt Tracy
Merritt Tracy shares her journey from growing up fearing her family history of cancer to taking control of her health and becoming a coach.
Taffie Lynn Butters
- Nov 26
- 4 min
Movement for Health - by Taffie Lynn Butters
Taffie, a health coach at The After Cancer, explains the importance of physical activity and shares coaching tips on how to get started.
Katie Estridge
- Nov 26
- 2 min
The role of integrative physical therapy in cancer care - by Katie Estridge
Katie shares how by helping others in her role as an integrative physical therapist she honors her late father who died of IV lung cancer.
Heather Obleada
- Nov 26
- 2 min
My mantra: Movement Heals - by Heather Obleada
Heather Obleada, a pilates instructor from The After Cancer care team, explains how she helps cancer survivors regain their strenght.
Joe Bullock
- Nov 21
- 2 min
I hate cancer! - by Joe Bullock
Joe Bullock, a cancer survivor and patient advocate, shares how he feels about cancer.
Dr. Tommy Bischoff
- Nov 19
- 3 min
The power of gratitude - by Dr. Tommy Bischoff, Ph.D., LMFT
Dr. Tommy Bischoff, a therapist from The After Cancer Team, shares how to manage stress and implement gratitude in your life.
Donna McMillan
- Nov 19
- 4 min
Finding delight after cancer - by Donna McMillan
Donna, an ovarian cancer survivor, shares how cancer treatment changed her and how she had to rediscover what brings her joy.
Lisa Caughman Payne
- Nov 18
- 2 min
Happy holidays journaling - by Lisa Caughman Payne, CAPP
This Positive Psychology exercise will guide you through the practice of journaling through the holidays.
The After Cancer
- Nov 18
- 2 min
5 things to expect after finishing chemotherapy according to MD Anderson
Summary of an article published by MD Anderson with recommendations on the 5 things to expect after finishing cancer treatment.
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