Trauma and Recovery in the Cancer Experience
“Talking helps, so don’t give up!” Lorraine, aged 52, finished active treatment for breast cancer 18 months ago and is taking tamoxifen. After her last
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The Finish Line Doesn’t Always Mean You’re Finished
Janey Marks, MA, LPC & Cancer Survivor No one ever plans on hearing the words “you have cancer.” It comes as a complete shock and
PTSD & Breast Cancer: How Traumatic is Breast Cancer?
Cristina Culiolo-Peck LPC Intern, LMFTA, EMDR trained Supervised by Michael Sliwa LPC, LMFT, CCHMC When we hear about post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), we imagine
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