The Incredible Journey of a Cancer SurvivorPosted on October 22, 2020by StaffCancer is a complex illness and being diagnosed with cancer sets off multiple reactions and changes – mind, body, and spirit. Being diagnosed with cancer can be a traumatic experience. And like most traumatic experiences,… Continue Reading... 10 Complementary and Lifestyle Approaches to Help with Breast Cancer CarePosted on October 19, 2020by StaffHaving breast cancer and getting through treatment can be the biggest challenge someone ever faces. Integrative breast cancer care—that is, care focused on mind and body practices, natural products, and lifestyle changes in addition to… Continue Reading... Managing Election Stress and BurnoutPosted on October 7, 2020by StaffPrepare and take care during the campaign season Just when you think you have a handle on the craziness, along comes another presidential election. With the rancor of 2016’s race in mind, you may not… Continue Reading... 5 Common Cancer Myths You Should Tune OutPosted on October 1, 2020by StaffMyths about cancer spread because they seem to make sense. The internet is full of these myths and friends and family members who are trying to help people with cancer often share them. The truth… Continue Reading... Journaling is Your Safe Place to Face Your Trauma, Find Out WhyPosted on September 25, 2020by StaffJournaling is a way of going on a retreat without leaving your home. It is a way to access and acknowledge past experiences that may be causing you pain and reintegrating them into your life… Continue Reading... Women Have More Chronic Pain Than Men. Here’s What to do About it.Posted on September 22, 2020by StaffIf you have chronic pain, you’re not alone. An estimated 25.3 million adults in the United States report severe, daily pain, significantly more women than men, while 55 percent of U.S. adults report at least… Continue Reading... We Are What We Eat. How Food Can Treat Chronic Pain.Posted on September 15, 2020by StaffChronic pain is the medical term for pain that lasts more than about three months. The word “chronic” means “long-lasting.” Researchers estimate that more than 100 million American adults have chronic pain, so you are… Continue Reading... Adrienne’s Story: From Patient to Patient AdvocatePosted on September 13, 2020by StaffInevitably in life, we or a family member will get sick or hurt at some point. Sometimes it will build slowly, and other times it pops up out of nowhere. That is why understanding the… Continue Reading... Empowering Patients to Make Healthy Changes Virtually with Health Coaching and Integrative Primary CarePosted on September 8, 2020by StaffPatients with chronic diseases—6 out of 10 adults in the United States[i]—need help to adopt and sustain healthy behaviors. “Most clinicians have a really hard time talking to patients about healthy behavior change. We either… Continue Reading... Understanding Chronic Pain and Your Role in Treating ItPosted on September 1, 2020by StaffWhen you break your leg, undergo surgery, or burn your hand, you experience pain—acute pain. With treatment and time, the pain usually disappears. But chronic pain is different. It hangs around even after the original… Continue Reading... Previous Page 1 … Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Page 25 Next