Need Ways to Add Exercise Into Your Life? CTTS Can Help!
We all know we should exercise, and the data shows that cancer treatment is tolerated more easily, and cancer survivors experience fewer recurrences of illness
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Moving Beyond Cancer Collaborative: Enhancing the Reach of Integrative Health and Wellness Services
The Covid-19 pandemic has disproportionately impacted many communities, including the cancer community. Throughout 2020 and 2021, those in active cancer treatment and in-post treatment survivorship
New Year New Resolution. No Gym No Problem.
The start of a New Year always seems to be the right time to rid ourselves of bad habits or establish new ones….“New Year, New
“Gifts” of the Season for Children
The holiday season is rich in splendor and childlike delights for many but for those families navigating the complexities of a new diagnosis, grieving the
Madelyn’s Story – I Am Not My Illness
When I was first diagnosed with breast cancer, I was flooded with a myriad of emotions. It was just 4 years since I had an
How the COVID-19 Vaccine Could Affect Your Mammogram
Greetings from the Breast Imaging section at ARA. We are having a busy year, with lots of Austin-area women catching up on mammograms missed due
What’s Best for Your Breasts? Essential Questions before Surgery.
When you find out that you have breast cancer, deciding the right breast surgery for you can feel daunting. You’re in the middle of a massive
Temporary Pet Care Now Available for BCRC Clients
There’s nothing more comforting than the happy face of a beloved pet. Understandably, it’s often the first thing someone recovering from breast cancer surgery might
Is 1-Week of Whole Breast Radiation Therapy Effective for Breast Cancer?
The COVID-19 pandemic created many challenges among healthcare providers, not just regarding care for patients who were infected with the novel coronavirus, but also in
Benefits of Spirituality for Your Health
Spirituality is the way you find meaning, hope, comfort and inner peace-I call it finding your ‘Zen’. Some people find spirituality through prayer or ‘religion’