Cancer Series Part III: How to Navigate Nutritional Information as a Cancer Patient and Beyond TreatmentPosted on October 23, 2018by StaffBreast cancer treatments like surgery, radiation therapy and chemo put a lot of demands on your body. Treatments and their side effects can affect the way you eat and how your body tolerates certain foods… Continue Reading... Recent Survey Finds Significant Gaps In Doctor-Patient ConversationsPosted on October 11, 2018by StaffAmericans define health in broad terms; wish doctors would talk to them about more than just physical health Many Americans experience a disconnect between how they personally define health and how they talk about their… Continue Reading... Cancer Series Part II: Healing vs. Curing After Cancer TreatmentPosted on October 11, 2018by StaffSo much of “the fight” against cancer centers around physical health, but how do we combat the emotional effects that arise after cancer care? Cancer survivor, Jenny Leyh, explains her journey of healing after her cancer… Continue Reading... Cancer Series Part I: An Integrative Approach to Cancer CarePosted on October 2, 2018by StaffCancer is a complex illness and being diagnosed with cancer sets off multiple reactions and changes – mind, body, and spirit. While the initial activities involve conventional methods, such as chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation, many… Continue Reading... The 3 Keys to Avoiding Opioid DependencyPosted on September 24, 2018by StaffWhen I think about chronic pain, I think about my patient Margaret and her back pain. She wasn’t sure how it started – maybe she lifted her grandson wrong, or it was the extra hours… Continue Reading... Just Breathe—Here are the Four Steps to Start Your Breathwork PracticePosted on September 11, 2018by StaffIf you are looking to address symptoms related to your health concerns, sometimes all you need to do is breathe. Breathwork is a practice and/or therapeutic intervention that involves consciously exerting control over breathing patterns to… Continue Reading... Four Crucial Actions to Manage Your Chronic PainPosted on August 28, 2018by StaffIt takes a village to manage chronic pain – or at least a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals with you (and your own self-care) at its center. With a pain management team by your side,… Continue Reading... Your Complete Guide to Building the Right Pain Management TeamPosted on August 21, 2018by StaffIf you’re like most people, the doctor you see most often is your primary care provider, likely a family physician or internist. And that’s certainly the place to start when you’re dealing with pain. Estimates… Continue Reading... The Science Behind Why it is More Painful to be a WomanPosted on August 13, 2018by StaffIf you have chronic pain, you’re not alone. An estimated 25.3 million adults in the US report severe, daily pain, significantly more women than men, while 55% of US adults report at least some pain… Continue Reading... How to Understand Your Pain and the Critical Way to Find ReliefPosted on August 9, 2018by 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 16 Page 17 Page 18 Page 19 Page 20 Page 21 Page 22 … Page 25 Next