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Thursday, April 24th, 2025

Integrating Traditional Chinese Medicine into Oncology Care

by Maria Sole Dal Re LicAc MRCHM My professional journey has been rich and multidisciplinary, evolving from a decade in the pharmaceutical oncology sector to roles as a physiotherapist, acupuncturist, and Chinese herbalist. My experience in oncology provided a deep understanding of conventional cancer treatments, but it also sparked a profound curiosity about holistic healing... Read more »...

Friday, March 21st, 2025

Live Like a Lobster

Building resilience through lifestyle and nutrition By Bridget Hancock In a world where our health often takes a backseat to the demands of modern living, I’ve witnessed firsthand how the choices we make daily can either strengthen or diminish our body’s natural resilience. Whether you’re navigating a challenging health diagnosis, supporting a loved one through... Read more »...

Wednesday, March 5th, 2025

The Web of Connection and Health – a Brief Exploration of Spiritual Traditions in Practice

By Cora Weekes Throughout the ages, mystics, philosophers, and spiritual seekers have sought to understand the profound nature of connection—between individuals, between humanity and nature, and between the cosmos and the divine. Modern science increasingly affirms what ancient wisdom traditions have long known: we are all deeply interconnected. From Hermeticism, Platonism, Gnosticism and modern Rosicrucianism... Read more »...

Thursday, February 27th, 2025

My Story: From Doctor to Patient to Doctor Again

By Dr Amy Walker In 2021, my life changed overnight when I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Having worked as a Consultant Paediatric Anaesthetist for over 23 years, I was used to being the doctor in the doctor-patient relationship. Suddenly finding myself in the unfamiliar and vulnerable position of being the patient was a profound... Read more »...

Monday, February 17th, 2025

From Fear to Freedom, and Healing from Cancer

By Dr. Laura Holland, PhD There is a noticeable discomfort that descends the moment Cancer gets mentioned, the word seems to induce automatic foreboding, even if you’re just unlucky enough to catch one of the many adverts reminding you of ‘cancer statistics’.However, bring ‘that word’ into the context of a loved one, or yourself, then... Read more »...

Tuesday, February 4th, 2025

Finding Light in the Darkness: My Journey Through Cancer and the Healing Power of Creativity

A Journey I Never Expected In August 2023, I received a diagnosis that changed everything. I had Uterine Serous Carcinoma, a rare and aggressive cancer that disproportionately affects women of colour. In that moment, life as I knew shifted. The future suddenly felt uncertain, and I found myself navigating a landscape I had never imagined—one filled... Read more »...

Wednesday, January 1st, 2025

Thoughts on receiving an MBE

MBEs turn up from left field – you’re simply not expecting them. You’re just getting on with the thing you love doing, the thing that’s got you out of bed for the last couple of decades, the thing you’re ridiculously passionate about, and then one day a letter turns up from the Cabinet Office. My... Read more »...

Wednesday, December 18th, 2024

What do you think or feel when you hear the words ‘Cancer Support Group’?

Sara Spinks, Wigwam Cancer Support Groups Coordinator Do you want to stop reading? I would have when I was diagnosed with breast cancer nearly 7 years ago. I just didn’t connect with the idea. It wasn’t for me and I don’t even really know why. I just wanted to deal with my diagnosis in my... Read more »...

Friday, November 15th, 2024

Keeping the Christmas Spirit while Living with Cancer

Christmas can be a bittersweet time when you’re dealing with cancer. The festive season often brings expectations of joy and celebration, yet navigating the holidays during treatment or recovery can make this time feel more challenging than usual. However, even when facing these difficulties, there are ways to uplift your spirit, care for your well-being,... Read more »...

Tuesday, November 5th, 2024

Nail Damage During Cancer Therapy

An Overlooked Side Effect That Deserves Attention By Jonathan Slobom Nail damage is one of the most overlooked and under-treated side effects of cancer therapy. While much of the conversation surrounding the physical toll of cancer treatment focuses on more visible effects like hair loss, nail damage can be just as devastating, both physically and... Read more »...

Wednesday, October 30th, 2024

Mind/Body Medicine

by Catherine A Rolt LIC AC I have worked in medicine about Mind/Body/Spirit (eg: our ‘Life Force’) for over 40 years, which has been a deeply humbling and extraordinarily enlightening experience. Enlightening, as I had little experience of how extraordinary we can become, particularly when we or our loved ones are up against an unpleasant... Read more »...

Wednesday, October 30th, 2024

With Life in Mind

By Dr André Young-Snell I’m often asked by patients with cancer, “What is the best thing I can do to beat this, to get rid of it, or at least keep it quiet and at bay?“ Obviously I tell them to talk to their oncologists with regard to specific therapies, but in my belief –... Read more »...

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