I am here to help survivors navigate life AFTER treatment. I offer a life raft to carry and support when doctors, friends and family have gone ‘back to normal’ and assumed the survivor can do the same.

Contrary to what you may believe, your best life and most beautiful self were not the person you were before the cancer diagnosis, but the person you are today. You have become even more beautiful, incredible and powerful because of the hell you went through, and the greatest chapter of your life is yet to come.

When first diagnosed, you have no choice but to do whatever you have to not to die. Everything you are just stops, and your focus becomes cancer and only cancer. But then the treatment stops and some of us struggle to move on, feeling like we’ve been left in limbo; stuck in a no man’s land between who we used to be before the diagnosis and who we are today. 

The doctor told us the treatment was over and we could go back to normal, except the normal we remember has gone.

We are the Cancer Misfits; we are the survivors who feel broken, damaged or different as a consequence of what we went through. The ones that used to be square pegs that fit neatly in the square hole of life, but now feel like we don’t fit anywhere.

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I offer a safe place for those people, for the cancer survivors who feel isolated, misunderstood, confused or alone after treatment.

In order to truly move on after cancer you must learn to embrace who you are now, and stop trying to go back to a normal that is no longer there. 

I can help you to let go of what was, and to embrace what is and what will be.

I can help you accept and understand that through the cancer journey, while you were so focused on staying alive, a transformation was taking place deep within.

I will introduce you to the person you have become and show you the way to embrace your new life, and live your greatest chapter yet. 

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I offer a complimentary 25 minute phone call for you to see if I am the right fit for what you need.

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So why not take a chance and reach out? 

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You never know, it may just change your life.