Wellness Blog Posts
The Science of Hope: Why Hope Isn't Wishful Thinking
Hope isn't wishful thinking. It isn't pretending everything is fine, and it isn't ignoring what you're facing.
It's the sense that something good is still possible, and the science suggests your body responds to that sense. It's a signal the body receives.
The Science of Hope: Why Hope Isn't Wishful Thinking
The Science of Hope is a framework for people navigating cancer. Drawing on psychoneuroimmunology, the study of how thoughts and emotions interact with the nervous and immune systems, it treats hope as a skill that can be learned and offers practical tools to calm the stress response alongside medical care.
Cancer and Trauma Recovery
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.
Watch "The Remission Blueprint," A New Video About the Crucial Missing Piece to Your Cancer Healing and Recovery.
