Free Webinar: Sexual Health in Cancer Care
Tuesday October 6th at 11 AM PT/2 PM ET
This session addresses a topic that’s often overlooked in cancer care but affects most patients: changes in sexual health and intimacy. We’ll cover why so many patients never get asked about these changes, and how to talk about them—with your care team and with your partner. You’ll also hear tools for rebuilding intimacy after treatment, including guided exercises on reconnecting emotionally and physically, rewriting “sexual scripts,” and communicating openly about the changes cancer brings. Whether you’re currently in treatment or navigating survivorship, this session offers practical resources, real talk, and space to start these conversations.
The After Cancer patient course can be found at https://learn.aftercancer.co/navigating-sexual-health-and-intimacy-during-after-cancer/, where you can create an account and work through the course at your own pace.
About Erin Sullivan-Wagner
Erin Sullivan-Wagner is an anal cancer survivor who experienced lasting sexual health side effects caused by radiation treatment. Her experience inspired her to start a life coaching business supporting cancer survivors as they navigated relationship and intimacy challenges.
Erin later shifted her focus from coaching individuals to collaborating with healthcare professionals. Her work centers on developing clinical resources that help normalize conversations about sexual health, address the side effects of cancer treatment, and close the communication gap between patients and their care teams.
In 2022, Erin transitioned After Cancer, Inc. into a nonprofit organization and currently serves as its Executive Director. After Cancer provides accredited online courses, communication tools, and patient education materials that help oncology providers and care teams integrate sexual health education and support into routine cancer care.