The Curious Survivor

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There is a way forward after cancer!
For so many of us who have been hit by cancer and come out the other side, getting back into life hasn't been easy. Cancer has changed us, and we can't seem to find our way back into our old life.
   We see and feel it in the scars and the wounds cancer and treatment have left, and the difficult memories and the ongoing challenges. And most of all, there's that fear of recurrence that just won't go away.
   The Cancer Survivor's Resilience Mindset is a nine-step course that moves you toward a place of inner strength and resilience, so you can build a new life filled with meaning, hope and maybe even a little joy.
   The National Cancer Institute defines cancer survivorship as starting immediately at diagnosis. This book can help you prepare for life after treatment from Day One.
   It's research based. Therapist approved. And presented by author, speaker, certified resilience coach and three-time cancer survivor Brad Thiessen.
   This could be your first step to building a new, more resilient life.

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Praise for The Cancer Survivor's Resilience Mindset:

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“I highly recommend this workbook. Brad’s relatable writing style is sensitive to the  individual needs of people at different points in their journey. The clear instructions, questions, and reflection prompts allow users to choose their level of comfort in responding while at the same time challenging them to wrestle with their challenges. As a cancer survivor, I am able to identify with the topics in the book and appreciate the fact that topics can be dealt with in the order needs arise.”
– Dr. Kathleen Neufeld, Interim Executive Director of Wellspring Alberta
(cancer support organization)

“This book is excellent. The tools Brad outlines are impactful. The whole guide is very easy to read, and each section builds well on the previous one. The stories included are meaningful and resonated with me. It will be so valuable to a patient at any point in their cancer journey, even before treatment has ended.”
– Matt Ortiz, Assistant Oncology Nurse Manager, MSN, RN, NE-BC, OCN