Collaborative Cancer Care

Collaborative Cancer Care We are on a mission to revolutionize mental health for cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers.

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‼️ Communication in any form through social media platforms does not constitute a therapeutic relationship of any kind.

‼️ For confidentiality reasons, it is inadvisable for past and present clients to comment or send direct messages through social media.

A New Place for Support & Connection The Collaborative Cancer Care website is live, providing a compassionate space for ...
01/18/2026

A New Place for Support & Connection

The Collaborative Cancer Care website is live, providing a compassionate space for patients, survivors, caregivers, and families across Connecticut.

Explore supportive programs, helpful resources, and a community that truly understands—today and beyond.

👉 Visit and sign up: www.collaborativecancercare.com

Support begins with connection.


Daily Motivation Small victories still matter. Each step forward—no matter how small—is proof of effort, courage, and co...
01/18/2026

Daily Motivation

Small victories still matter.

Each step forward—no matter how small—is proof of effort, courage, and continued healing.

THINGS YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT CANCERIt affects caregivers deeply, too.Behind every diagnosis is someone showing up daily—e...
01/18/2026

THINGS YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT CANCER

It affects caregivers deeply, too.

Behind every diagnosis is someone showing up daily—emotionally, physically, and quietly carrying a heavy load. Their strength, exhaustion, and love deserve to be seen and supported.

Cafe ConversationsA supportive online space where cancer patients, survivors, caregivers, and healthcare professionals c...
01/18/2026

Cafe Conversations

A supportive online space where cancer patients, survivors, caregivers, and healthcare professionals can come together for open, meaningful conversations about emotional well-being, self-care, and real-life experiences—without judgment and with compassion.

Let's meet tomorrow, Monday, at 12pm.

Register here: collaborativecancercare.com/cafe

Self-Care Ideas for Patients & Caregivers Moving your body gently can be a powerful form of care. A slow walk, light str...
01/17/2026

Self-Care Ideas for Patients & Caregivers

Moving your body gently can be a powerful form of care. A slow walk, light stretching, or simple chair exercises help support both mental and physical wellness—without pressure or perfection. Listen to your body and honor what feels right today.

Daily Motivation One day at a time is more than enough right now. I don’t need to have everything figured out—being pres...
01/17/2026

Daily Motivation

One day at a time is more than enough right now. I don’t need to have everything figured out—being present and gentle with myself is enough for today.

Many men cope by staying busy — managing schedules, medications, and logistics as a way to hold themselves together when...
01/17/2026

Many men cope by staying busy — managing schedules, medications, and logistics as a way to hold themselves together when emotions feel overwhelming.

While this task-focused approach can feel productive, it can also hide unspoken fear, grief, and exhaustion.

Today, we’re acknowledging this quiet coping style and reminding male caregivers that emotional support matters too.

Your participation in this study can help shape compassionate, meaningful support tailored specifically for male cancer caregivers.

What’s involved:
• One confidential interview (by phone or Zoom)
• An opportunity to share your personal experience
• A gift card as a thank-you for your time

✨ By sharing your story, you’re helping other men feel seen, supported, and understood.

👉 Learn more and sign up at: malecancercaregivers.com

Not all cancers behave the same way. Some types grow very slowly, developing over years or even decades. Prostate cancer...
01/17/2026

Not all cancers behave the same way. Some types grow very slowly, developing over years or even decades.

Prostate cancer, for example, often progresses at a gradual pace, which is why monitoring, regular checkups, and personalized care plans are so important.

Understanding how cancer grows helps guide thoughtful, informed treatment decisions.

Dr. Wendee Asks — Question 3 Hi friends, Dr. Wendee here.We’re closing this conversation by focusing on compassion — esp...
01/16/2026

Dr. Wendee Asks — Question 3

Hi friends, Dr. Wendee here.

We’re closing this conversation by focusing on compassion — especially self-compassion. When work changes, it does not change your worth. Healing often asks us to redefine strength in new ways.

Question:
What words of reassurance or encouragement would you offer someone who feels guilty or ashamed for not being able to work the way they used to during their cancer journey?

Share from the heart — your words may be exactly what someone needs to hear today.

Watch the full episode about this topic here: https://youtu.be/3jW5-SCH4C4
Join Dr. Wendee's WISE Corner newsletter: mywisecorner.com

Daily Motivation Even on hard days, I am still moving forward. Progress isn’t always visible, but each breath, effort, a...
01/16/2026

Daily Motivation

Even on hard days, I am still moving forward.

Progress isn’t always visible, but each breath, effort, and moment of resilience counts.

INSPIRING QUOTEPain may be part of your story, but it is not the whole story. Within you lives resilience, wisdom, and t...
01/16/2026

INSPIRING QUOTE

Pain may be part of your story, but it is not the whole story. Within you lives resilience, wisdom, and the power to heal—one moment at a time.

Quote:
You are more than what hurts—you are also what heals.

01/16/2026

Work is often tied to identity, stability, and routine — so when cancer changes your ability to keep up, it can bring up fear, grief, and uncertainty.

This message is for anyone facing hard questions about work, health, and what comes next, offering reassurance that adapting is not giving up — it’s honoring your wellbeing.

You deserve compassion as you navigate these decisions.

Watch the full episode here: https://youtube.com/shorts/qUQOJgTS-3Q
Join Dr. Wendee's WISE Corner newsletter: mywisecorner.com

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