The After Cancer Blog

Rebecca Walden, a breast cancer survivor, highlights the taboo surrounding depression, especially in the context of cancer.

JJ Singleton, a colorectal cancer patient, shares his emotional journey. He emphasizes how it's okay not to be positive all the time.

Dr. Chasse Bailey-Dorton summarizes a recent study on the use of integrative modalities to treat anxiety and depression in cancer patients.

Cancer survivors can benefit from group therapy, receiving and providing support to others.

Do you feel lonely as a cancer survivor? Overcome social isolation after the cancer treatment is over.

Several emotions emerge in the different phases of cancer: diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship. Learn about them and how to cope.

In this article, Maren Higbee, a caregiver, walks us through the ups and downs of returning home with her husband post-chemo.

Pyscho-oncologists are trained to provide emotional and psychological support to cancer patients, helping them cope with the stress.

Many cancer patients find themselves struggling with feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and despair, all of which are signs of depression.