Just as magnetized steel can lift heavy loads far beyond its physical weight, your body can more readily heal itself and function at its optimal capacity when activated with the right mindset.

Your subconscious mind is the storehouse of information and beliefs that operate beneath the surface of our conscious awareness. Operating 24/7 without conscious effort controls countless bodily functions - from body temperature to hormone production to immune response. It works tirelessly to maintain your state of health, and it can be intentionally directed or imprinted as a mental mechanism to support and promote your physical healing.

If we subscribe to the notion that our external world is an objective reality that exists outside of and separate from us, then we view ourselves as victims of external events and circumstances that are beyond our control.

How come some patients get better treatment outcomes while others drown in negativity and struggle?

Offering people facing cancer who live in the Boston, MA area and wish to be supported during their hospital stay a tailored service to support them emotionally and improve their sense of control.

A cancer diagnosis throws your world upside down. Until then, you were somebody's husband or wife, daughter or son, father or mother; you had hopes and dreams. Suddenly, treatment becomes your new normal, a complex dance of appointments, procedures, and medications. And amidst this challenging journey, a nagging fear can creep in: am I doing this right?

Your mindset is your greatest ally in your cancer journey, healing, and recovery. Whether positive or negative, it can impact resilience, quality of life, and ultimately, treatment outcomes.

In her book Radical Remission, Dr. Kelly Turner highlights nine key factors that can make a real difference in surviving cancer. One of these factors is Releasing Suppressed Emotions. Let's explore the most effective way to do so. Watch the video for more.

When cancer patients discuss Integrative Medicine with their medical practitioners, they are often met with some level of reluctance, and that's because... Watch the video for more.

Trauma is a deeply emotional experience, and conventional talk therapy may not be enough to address its deeper layer. That is where clinical hypnotherapy for trauma offers a great deal of relief.

Cancer has long been viewed primarily through the lens of medicine.

Yet, in recent years, a fascinating and promising field has emerged that sheds new light on the intricate interplay between mind, body, and immune system: psychoneuroimmunology (PNI).

Trauma can feel like an ever-present shadow, impacting our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. We cope in the best ways we know how, but sometimes, those strategies can leave us stuck. While managing symptoms is important, true healing often involves addressing the root cause of the trauma.

Your mental programming, mindset, and beliefs directly influence your experience and, therefore, your ability to recover! For those facing cancer, this is a message worth hearing.

Feeling anxious when receiving a cancer diagnosis or undergoing treatment is understandable, even expected. Whether it’s about treatment-related side effects, cancer spreading, or returning after treatment has ended, whether it’s about losing our independence, our support system, relationships, etc.

At first glance, this notion of fighting cancer with emotions may seem way off-target. After all, we fight cancer with medicine and medical treatment. But our body and mind are not separate systems; they are one integrated system. What do emotions have to do with fighting cancer? A lot.

From diagnosis to treatment and survivorship, facing cancer means addressing more than just the physical burden of medical treatment; it often means experiencing mental and emotional distress. 

A cancer diagnosis and subsequent treatment can be deeply traumatic. Experiences like invasive procedures, fear of the unknown, and loss of control trigger stress responses similar to those in traditional trauma. This is why we must talk about the complex relationship between cancer and trauma and find ways to address it.

If you knew of certain actions you could take to improve the outcome of your cancer treatment; would you take them? If you discovered tools and techniques you could use to optimize your healing and recovery, would you use them? That’s what my clients do, and they often get better outcomes than their medical team predicted.

This training video explores the connection between our Mind and the body's Immune System. Whether you're in the thick of treatment or in remission, join us to learn what you can do to engage with and enhance the functioning of your body's defense system.

Facing a cancer diagnosis and all the change that follows can be daunting. We were never taught how to process and cope with any life-threatening illness, especially cancer. The result of being so unprepared for this physical, mental, and emotional injury is Cancer Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, better known as PTSD.