Podcasts about cancer tools

The Brain Soul Success Show is back with expert Dr. Carol Lourie who is a dedicated practitioner with over three decades of clinical experience as a Naturopath, Acupuncturist and Homeopath. Specializing in complex and chronic disease management, Carol applies integrative tools of focused nutrition, targeted supplementation, lifestyle changes, and centered mindset to help people recover and optimize their health.    Dr. Carol Lourie's Website: www.EmpoweredAgainstRecurrence.com A Free Gift for our listeners: https://carollourie.com/free-gift-healthy-hormone-nutrition-guide

The Brain Soul Success Show is back with expert Dr. Carol Lourie who is a dedicated practitioner with over three decades of clinical experience as a Naturopath, Acupuncturist and Homeopath. Specializing in complex and chronic disease management, Carol applies integrative tools of focused nutrition, targeted supplementation, lifestyle changes, and centered mindset to help people recover and optimize their health.    Dr. Carol Lourie's Website: www.EmpoweredAgainstRecurrence.com A Free Gift for our listeners: https://carollourie.com/free-gift-healthy-hormone-nutrition-guide

Being creative in whatever medium you choose to find your healing with Susan and Annette: Lessons learned from high school art classes and fighting cancer. Diving in and allowing the art and energy from the art to suffuse your person. Six creative prescriptions and how to use them. Key Takeaways: You don’t need to have artistic talent to receive the benefits of creative expression. Creative activities alleviate stress and anxiety, especially for people going through cancer treatments. Connect to your body on a daily basis, recognize your needs, and honor them. "Part of making yourself a priority is learning how to say no to people, and also being compassionate with yourself. I knew that making art made me happy and when I took that first class, and I had that healing experience that was valid, it validated everything that I knew to be true. I realized that's something I had to make a priority in my life because it is such a wonderful thing. It's such a wonderful healing tool." —  Annette Tello About Annette Tello: Annette Tello M.S. is an award-winning author with 25 years of experience in counseling and coaching. She combines life and health coaching in her signature Creative Rx Coaching Program, where she will help you move forward in your life as a stronger, wiser, more emotionally-healthy, and creative version of yourself. The use of creative expression through art-making was a critical tool in her own healing, and it inspired her to help others by writing the book, Creative Prescriptions for Women with Cancer: Tools for Tapping into Your Stress-free, Happy Healing Place. Annette has a wealth of experience in designing and facilitating workshops and online classes. She facilitates experiences that enable people to tap into their inner wisdom for guidance and strength. By sharing her expertise as a coach and artist, she hopes to inspire others to lead a more creative, mindful, healthier, and joy-filled life. Contact me if you are looking for a coach who is highly-experienced, creative, compassionate and has a holistic approach to healing. For services, upcoming online classes, and a Free book- Creative Prescriptions, go to www.annettetello.com. Connect with Annette Tello: Facebook: Creative Prescriptions & Creative Prescriptions Coaching Website: AnnetteTello.com Free Book: Creative Prescriptions: Tools for Tapping into Your Stress-free, Creative, Happy healing Space Instagram: @creative_prescriptions Pinterest: Creative Prescriptions Connect with Susan Dascenzi: Email: kickyourbuts2020@gmail.com Twitter: @butskick Facebook: Kick Your Buts Instagram: @kickyourbuts Website: KickYourButs.com Book: See Books Here! Show: Kick Your Buts YouTube: Susan Dascenzi LinkedIn: Susan L. Dascenzi, MSW, LCSW    

Annette Tello has 25 years of experience in rehabilitation counseling and specializes in life transitions coaching. In the last five years, she has concentrated her efforts on working with women with cancer. She has developed her Creative Rx Coaching program and written an award winning book called Creative Prescriptions for Women with Cancer-Tools for Tapping into Your Stress-free, Creative, Happy Healing Space. Art making was an instrumental tool in her own healing from cervical carcinoma in her 30s, and was also key in dealing with stress and anxiety as a child in an abusive household.  Annette wrote Creative Prescriptions for women to explore the process of creating in a way where they could tap into the healing benefits of self-reflection and self-discovery. Creativity is a prescription to reduce stress, raise spirits, and gain a sense of control over one's own health. Listen to this podcast to learn about the benefits of creative expression for the healing process and how it can help to release emotions so a new authentic self can emerge. Learn about Annette's experience with creativity and how her book and her programs can help anyone on their cancer journey.  3:11 For the first time I experienced being mindful and completely centered and grounded. I experienced blissful moments in the creative zone. The finished products gave me things like recognition and positive praise. Art making saved my life.   5:20 In Dr Bernie Siegel's book, Love, Medicine and Miracles he tells his patients to find something that puts them in the creative zone, because that's the most healing state the body can be in. That can be gardening, music etc.   6:58 Creating art for product is very different than creating art for process. I wanted art to be a tool for me, not to make a living. So I got a degree in Psychology with a major in art. And then I got a Masters Degree in Rehabilitation Counseling.   8:23 My whole life had been working with people recovering from accident or illness who need to reinvent themselves.   8:39 In the last six years, I got a job with Jewish family services working with women with breast cancer. During this time I got the idea for my book. I saw women were lost and didn't have the tools they needed for their life.   10:19 There are 6 prescriptions in the book with activities.   13:34 When you have cancer you have to heal body, mind and spirit because you are an intuitive, creative, spiritual, intellectual and emotional being and all those parts of you need to be part of the healing process.   16:57 The book is user friendly. The supplies are not a lot of money, and you don't need to be artistic. It's about the process of creating for healing benefits. You are in the flow, relaxing, and having fun like when we were children.   19:23 You can do the activities and get what you need in the moment, but you can go deeper and journal. This books helps people to be able to move on with their lives after treatment because they've dealt with their emotions.   25:55 I have found that the women that I work with and have cancer that have a strong faith, not necessarily religion, do better with treatment. A spiritual practice is a powerful tool to lean on. You can start with positive affirmations.     Annette Tello M.S. San Diego, Ca 619-485-1343 annettehba@gmail.com www.Annettetello.com Author: Creative Prescriptions for Women With Cancer-Amazon Upcoming: Online creative live program 2/2020 with coaching    

www.annettetello.comhttps://www.facebook.com/creativeprescriptions/Title: Health & Cancer Coaching: The Creative Prescriptions WaySummary: Annette Tello, M.S., a coach for Health and Cancer Recovery is passionate about helping people to emotionally heal through the creative arts and mind-body techniques. The use of creative expression through art-making, was a critical tool in her own healing from cancer, and it inspired her to help others by writing the book, Creative Prescriptions for Women with Cancer: Tools for Tapping into Your Stress-free, Happy Healing Place (to be released August 2019). In this 2-part interview, Annette shares her techniques to tap into your inherent ability to be creative, and it's potential to help you heal physically, emotionally, psychologically, and spiritually.

Annette Tello Web sites: www.annettetello.comhttps://www.facebook.com/creativeprescriptions/Title: Health & Cancer Coaching: The Creative Prescriptions WaySummary: Annette Tello, M.S., a coach for Health and Cancer Recovery is passionate about helping people to emotionally heal through the creative arts and mind-body techniques. The use of creative expression through art-making, was a critical tool in her own healing from cancer, and it inspired her to help others by writing the book, Creative Prescriptions for Women with Cancer: Tools for Tapping into Your Stress-free, Happy Healing Place (to be released August 2019). In this 2-part interview, Annette shares her techniques to tap into your inherent ability to be creative, and it's potential to help you heal physically, emotionally, psychologically, and spiritually.

Keeping Pace With Immunotherapy Advances in Bladder Cancer: Tools for Winning the Race and Optimizing Patient Outcomes

Keeping Pace With Immunotherapy Advances in Bladder Cancer: Tools for Winning the Race and Optimizing Patient Outcomes

Keeping Pace With Immunotherapy Advances in Bladder Cancer: Tools for Winning the Race and Optimizing Patient Outcomes

Keeping Pace With Immunotherapy Advances in Bladder Cancer: Tools for Winning the Race and Optimizing Patient Outcomes

Keeping Pace With Immunotherapy Advances in Bladder Cancer: Tools for Winning the Race and Optimizing Patient Outcomes

Keeping Pace With Immunotherapy Advances in Bladder Cancer: Tools for Winning the Race and Optimizing Patient Outcomes

Keeping Pace With Immunotherapy Advances in Bladder Cancer: Tools for Winning the Race and Optimizing Patient Outcomes

Keeping Pace With Immunotherapy Advances in Bladder Cancer: Tools for Winning the Race and Optimizing Patient Outcomes

Keeping Pace With Immunotherapy Advances in Bladder Cancer: Tools for Winning the Race and Optimizing Patient Outcomes

Keeping Pace With Immunotherapy Advances in Bladder Cancer: Tools for Winning the Race and Optimizing Patient Outcomes

Becoming a Rockette: Moving Through Mom's Death to Cancer: Tools to know what you want: Confidence: Getting what you want: Living Authentically: Work Ethic: Mind Set Gina Pero Website Premier Dance Network

Dying Well-The Final State of Survivorship. Although death is an inevitable part of life, few of us know just what to do or say or how to find the support we need when we are nearing the end of our lives and saying our final goodbyes.

Living Beyond Cancer discusses a number of important issues that are specific to life beyond the diagnosis and initial treatment of cancer. Surviving cancer is more complicated than simply being sick or well, having cancer or being cancer free. Instead, it is a continual process that is constantly changing.

Living Beyond Cancer discusses a number of important issues that are specific to life beyond the diagnosis and initial treatment of cancer. Surviving cancer is more complicated than simply being sick or well, having cancer or being cancer free. Instead, it is a continual process that is constantly changing.

Caring for the Caregiver was developed specifically to provide resources and support for cancer caregivers to help them address the issues they face on an ongoing basis. As a caregiver, it is easy to be overwhelmed by caring for a cancer survivor. An important point to remember is that you, as a caregiver, are also a survivor because you, too, are surviving the challenges, responsibilities, and life-changing effects of this disease and its treatment.

First Steps for the Newly Diagnosed refers to the information that needs to be gathered and the decisions that need to be made in the initial days and weeks after you are diagnosed with cancer. In this program, we offer practical guidelines designed to help you take those first steps toward successfully meeting the challenges that a cancer diagnosis can impose.

Standing Up for Your Rights means learning to actively do something in your own best interest. This is also known as self-advocacy. This program aims to help you feel more in control about your life, build confidence to face challenges that seem too difficult to ocvercome, reach out to others, and feel hopeful rather than hopeless.

Negotiating means talking with people involved in your healthcare so that you can get what you need to have the best quality of life possible.

Solving Problems describes how to identify and follow the steps needed to solve a difficult situation in your life or daily activity.

Making Decisions is designed to help you identify how you make decisions, how your style of decision making can work or be improved, and how you can weigh the pros and cons of deciding about cancer treatment.

Finding Information explains how to use many of the different resources available to find information that will help you understand your kind of cancer and its treatment.

Communicating means letting someone else know clearly what you think and feel, and also learning what the other person thinks and feels.

Listen to Darrel, a cancer survivor, explain how anxiety affected his life and what he did to deal with it.

Learn the logistics of Medicaid and hear from Linda, a cancer survivor, about her experience.

Hear Betsy explain about her mother's condition worsening and how they worked together to make straightforward decisions.

Hear a support group talk through the decision of ending aggressive treatment and learn the importance of palliative care and support at this time.

Listen to Lupe, a hospice nurse, talk through the last few months of life and explain that comfort should be the number one priority.

Hear of a few more resources that can put end of life in perspective and be a support to survivors and their families.

Learn some of the symptoms one might encounter when nearing the end of their life. Understanding these symptoms is important to ensure comfort and support.

Listen to a list of the most common physical signs that a body may be approaching death.

Hear how a person's spirituality can help them find a meaning in the end of life.

Learn about "the tasks of mourning" as they are a part of the normal grief process.

Hear about many different resources that confront the stages of dying and focus on reassuring cancer survivors.

Hear the narrator explain that persons who are dying are also still living and should maintain hope.