Symington Cancer Conference Spotlight: Dr. Jen Green, Oncology Naturopath and Cancer Thriver on Managing Mindsets with Cancer

In her insightful and deeply personal presentation, Managing Mindsets with Cancer, Dr. Jen Green invites you to explore one of the most underappreciated yet impactful tools in the cancer journey: mindset. This is the second in our blog series featuring talks from the 2025 Symington Public Forum on Healing with Integrative Cancer Care, co-sponsored by CancerChoices.

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Meet the Practitioner: Dr. Amy Price Neff, Exploring Body Terrain and Fasting

Amy Price Neff is the founder of MindStream Integrative Medicine, a full-spectrum primary care, mental health, metabolic and integrative medicine practice in Nashville. Our discussion explored the foundations of body terrain, how fasting affects the body’s healing environment, and how to safely explore self-care practices. Read five key questions from the conversation—along with Dr. Neff’s thoughtful responses, in her own words.

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How to Use AI to Navigate Cancer Information: Tips and Considerations

Navigating cancer can be overwhelming. You may be facing unfamiliar terms, multiple treatment choices, and difficult decisions. In recent years, artificial intelligence, or AI, has been getting a lot of buzz as a revolutionary new technology. AI can help you make sense of it all—but it’s important to use it wisely and with caution. At CancerChoices we are watching the development of AI closely to best understand how it can be positively used, and where it is still weak.

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Symington Cancer Conference Spotlight: Diana Lindsay on Listening Inward and Healing

In her powerful and heartfelt presentation, Conversations with our Inner Healers and Guides, Diana Lindsay invites us into the deeply personal journey she and her husband Kelly walked through cancer, healing, death, and continued connection beyond the veil. This is the first in our blog series featuring talks from the 2025 Symington Public Forum on Healing with Integrative Cancer Care, co-sponsored by CancerChoices.

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What to Do When Things Go Better Than Expected: Finding My New Normal with “NED” Ten Years Later

I’ve spent a lot of these past ten years on cancer. Diagnosis. Remission. Recurrence. Lethal prognosis. A resolve to search the globe for every kind of treatment that might work. Thousands of dollars and hundreds of hospital visits. Thoughts every day about how I must write my calendar in pencil, not pen. Coexisting and cancer coaching. Surfing the waves of complications and side effects. But now? It feels like another page is turning.

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Q&A with Dr. Jen Green: Learnings from the OncANP Conference April 9th 2025

Dr. Green shares information about KNOWoncology.org and discusses recent research findings presented at the Oncology Association of Naturopathic Physicians conference. Key topics include milk thistle (silymarin), turmeric/curcumin, timing of immunotherapy treatments for better outcomes, and the importance of gut health. The session concludes with Dr. Green leading a guided imagery meditation designed specifically for cancer patients, emphasizing the power of mind-body techniques in supporting healing and well-being during cancer treatment.

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Meet the Practitioner: Marion Werner, Reiki Master

Marion Werner, MEd is a Reiki Master-Teacher, with professional training in mind-body practices for self-regulation and self-care from the Center for Mind-Body Medicine in Washington, DC. In 2018, Marion collaborated with two colleagues to establish the Reiki Program for the cancer community at Sibley Memorial Hospital, Johns Hopkins Medicine, Oncology Survivorship Program in Washington DC. Marion describes Reiki as a spiritual healing practice that has a calming effect on your whole being, body, heart, mind, and spirit.

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Nourishing Fruit Parfait with Yogurt Cream

Looking for a delicious, nutrient-rich treat that supports your microbiome? This Fruit Parfait with Yogurt Cream, shared by CancerChoices’ Senior Clinical Consultant, health-supportive chef, and culinary translator Laura Pole, is a perfect balance of flavor and nourishment. Packed with antioxidant-rich fruits, probiotic yogurt, and a touch of natural sweetness, it’s a refreshing option for breakfast, a snack, or a light dessert.

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Mardi Gras Slaw

Looking for a vibrant, crunchy, and nutrient-dense dish to brighten your plate? This Mardi Gras Slaw with Pine Nuts and Golden Raisins, developed by CancerChoices’ Senior Clinical Consultant, health-supportive chef, and culinary translator Laura Pole, is packed with cancer-fighting cruciferous vegetables, healthy fats, and natural sweetness.

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Tempeh Salad: A Health-Supportive Twist on a Classic Favorite

This Tempeh Salad, shared by CancerChoices’ Senior Clinical Consultant, health-supportive chef, and culinary translator, Laura Pole, is packed with flavor and nourishing ingredients—perfect for lunch, a quick snack, or even meal prep!

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