Anand Dhruva, MD is an Associate Professor of Medicine at UCSF and on the Hematology-Oncology faculty. A graduate in Integrative Medicine from the University of Arizona.
Author: Re-Enliven
Marion Debus (MD)
Marion offers advice on what to do once your cancer treatment is over. She believes in strengthening the detox organs through the use of several teas which support the body to heal.
Brooke Stone (MSW)
Brooke Stone is a Clinical Social Worker and a Psychotherapist. She focuses on restoring a sense of well-being in her patients as well as the everyday practice of self-care & compassion after cancer.
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Scar tissue
After radiation treatment some years ago Dana now deals with the leftover scar tissue, and how to break this down.
Raoul Goldberg (MD)
Dr Goldberg is an integrative medical specialist based in Cape Town and is widely respected for his introduction of The Path Method, a means to access deep-lying conditions and blocks that can interfere with one’s health and wellness.
Dwight McKee (MS, Onco)
Dwight McKee is board certified in medical oncology, haematology, nutrition, and integrative and holistic medicine. In addition, he explores the possibilities in homeopathy, acupuncture, mind-body medicine, and energy medicine.
Dianne Shumay (Phd)
Dianne Shumay is a clinical health psychologist working at UCSF Cancer Centre, with a particular focus on Psycho-oncology, the effect of cancer on the psyche.
Chris Holder (ND)
A naturopath at Hillpark Medical Centre, with a Doctorate in Natural Medicine, and a Masters in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, Chris Holder talks about the strong links between the environment in which we live, and the spread of cancer.
BJ Miller (MD)
Palliative care physician at UCSF and senior director and advocate at Zen Hospice Project, BJ Miller looks into the changes faced by the conquerors of cancer and what to do with them.