The Cancer Psychologist

The Cancer Psychologist Dr. Shibani Ray-Mazumder aka The Cancer Psychologist is both a NY and California licensed clinical health psychologist.

I'm a CA/NY licensed psychologist and health coach working with cancer patients and their caregivers as they navigate the emotional rollercoaster of a cancer diagnosis by bringing emotional balance back in their lives. Dr. Ray-Mazumder received her Ph.D in Clinical Psychology from Fielding Graduate University and her Sc.D from Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health. Dr. Ray-Mazumder completed her postdoctoral fellowship as the first clinical psychologist on the NYU Langone Medical Center Palliative Care Team. She has private practices both in NY and Los Angeles. California License PSY #32554
New York License 020691

Feeling overwhelmed by the dual challenge of cancer and leadership? You're not alone — and you don't have to face this p...
12/20/2025

Feeling overwhelmed by the dual challenge of cancer and leadership? You're not alone — and you don't have to face this path without support.

Emotional awareness is your secret weapon. By tuning into your feelings and understanding how they affect your decisions, you can regain clarity, confidence, and control both at work and in your healing.

Here's how to start:
- Recognize emotional triggers and pause before reacting.
- Use emotional intelligence to communicate your needs clearly.
- Lean on a community that understands your unique experience.

The Women's Cancer Command Framework was created to guide executive women like you through this process with tailored strategies and compassionate mentorship.

You can lead with strength and resilience — even now. Ready to reclaim your command?

Join a community that walks this path with you.

Feeling overwhelmed by your cancer path and leadership demands? You're not alone—and there are simple emotional reset te...
12/19/2025

Feeling overwhelmed by your cancer path and leadership demands? You're not alone—and there are simple emotional reset techniques designed just for busy executive women like you.

Try this quick reset: Pause. Take three deep breaths. Name one feeling without judgment. Set a small intention for the next 10 minutes. These small moments build emotional clarity and control.

Why does this work? Because emotional intelligence starts with awareness and self-compassion—two things every leader facing cancer needs.

What's your go-to reset when stress spirals? Share below and let's support each other in reclaiming balance and strength.

Feeling overwhelmed by cancer and leadership demands? You're not alone—and you don't have to carry it all yourself.Here ...
12/18/2025

Feeling overwhelmed by cancer and leadership demands? You're not alone—and you don't have to carry it all yourself.

Here are three simple emotional reset techniques designed just for busy executive women facing cancer:

• Pause and breathe deeply for 5 minutes. Focus on your breath to regain calm and clarity.
• Name your emotions without judgement. Acknowledge what you're feeling to reduce emotional spiraling.
• Connect briefly with a trusted peer or mentor. Sharing lightens your load and builds resilience.

These small resets help you reclaim control, strengthen your emotional intelligence, and lead with clarity—even in tough moments.

Ready to go deeper? The Women's Cancer Command Framework offers tailored mentorship and a supportive community made for women like you.

You deserve support that meets your unique challenges—because leading through cancer means leading with strength and grace.

12/16/2025

Emotional awareness is your strongest leadership tool when facing cancer.

It helps you recognize overwhelm before it spirals and reclaim clarity in your decisions.

Are you ready to lead with strength and compassion—for yourself and your team?

Learn how to navigate these challenges with emotional intelligence and command your path.

12/15/2025

Leading through cancer isn't about pushing harder — it's about leading differently.

When cancer challenges your body, your mind, and your identity, emotional resilience becomes your greatest leadership tool.

You can reclaim clarity, confidence, and command by learning to manage your emotions with intention — not letting overwhelm or doubt define your path.

Join a community of executive women who are reshaping their cancer experience into a story of strength and empowered leadership.

Are you ready to lead with emotional intelligence and resilience? Your leadership evolution starts here.

Feeling overwhelmed as a woman leader facing cancer is more common than you think—but there are ways to regain control, ...
12/13/2025

Feeling overwhelmed as a woman leader facing cancer is more common than you think—but there are ways to regain control, clarity, and calm quickly.

When your diagnosis or caregiving role collides with the demands of leadership, stress can spiral—clouding your decision-making and shaking your confidence. The key is to have a toolkit of fast, effective stress management techniques tailored for your unique challenges.

Here are three quick strategies to ground yourself amid uncertainty:

• Pause and breathe deeply for 60 seconds. This simple act resets your nervous system and brings you back to the present.

• Use a short mental checklist: What's within my control right now? What can I delegate? What needs to wait? This helps cut through decision fatigue.

• Connect briefly with your support network—even a quick message to a trusted peer can restore a sense of belonging and lessen isolation.

I've seen executive women change their leadership presence by integrating these simple practices into their daily routines, even during treatment or caregiving. It's about more than managing stress—it's reclaiming your emotional command and identity.

Remember, you don't have to navigate this alone. Programs like the Women's Cancer Command Framework offer professional guidance and a community that understands exactly what you're facing.

What's one small stress management practice you can try today to regain your focus? Share below—let's support each other in leading with strength and balance.

12/12/2025

Vulnerability isn't a weakness—it's your greatest strength.

When cancer challenges your body and your mind, feeling overwhelmed and uncertain is natural. But within that vulnerability lies resilience waiting to be found.

Imagine turning emotional struggles into leadership power. By accepting your feelings with self-awareness and emotional intelligence, you can regain clarity and confidence—not just in your health path, but at work and in life.

You don't have to navigate this alone. Join a community of executive women who are learning to lead with strength through vulnerability. With expert mentorship and peer support, you'll find how to turn emotional challenges into your most empowering asset.

Are you ready to reclaim your command and lead with heart?

12/11/2025

Balancing an executive role while caregiving is a unique challenge that can drain your emotional reserves.

It's easy to feel overwhelmed, lose clarity, and spiral into decision fatigue. But emotional stability isn't out of reach.

Here are strategies to regain control:

• Recognize your emotions without judgment—awareness is the first step.
• Set clear boundaries between work, caregiving, and self-care.
• Use Emotional Intelligence tools to manage stress and navigate relationships at work and home.
• Lean into community support—you're not alone in this path.

The Women's Cancer Command Framework is designed to help women like you reclaim your strength and lead with clarity and confidence.

How are you managing your emotional balance today? Share your experience or reach out for guidance.

Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving !
11/23/2025

Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving !

No need to be a superwoman to manage leadership at work and deal with cancer as a patient or caregiver.  Find out the se...
11/10/2025

No need to be a superwoman to manage leadership at work and deal with cancer as a patient or caregiver. Find out the secret sauce..

10/22/2025

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