Your Path. Your Purpose. Your Pace

Support for individuals and supporters navigating change

A cancer diagnosis can shift everything — your body, your priorities, your relationships, and your sense of direction.

Life during and after treatment is often described as a time to “move forward,” but many people find themselves asking quieter, more complicated questions:

     What now?
    Who am I after this?
    How do I live with what’s changed?

This work offers a steady, supportive space to explore those questions — without pressure to be positive, productive, or “back to normal” once active treatment ends.

This support is for individuals who are:

• Living with or recovering from cancer
   
• Navigating survivorship, remission, or long-term treatment
   
• Adjusting to changes in identity, capacity, or priorities
   
• Feeling uncertain, disoriented, or quietly overwhelmed
   
• Asking what comes next — without needing quick answers
   

Supporters are also welcome.

If you’ve been holding things together for someone you care about, this is a place where you don’t have to.

For many people, life during and after cancer includes experiences that are hard to name — or hard to share.

You might notice:

• Fear of recurrence that surfaces unexpectedly
   
• A sense of vigilance, as if you’re waiting for the other shoe to drop
   
• Guilt or shame when you try to rest, enjoy life, or take care of yourself
   
• Pressure to be grateful when you feel unsettled or unsure
   
• Feeling “fine” on the outside while something feels fragile inside
   

Supporters often carry their own quiet weight:

• Guilt for wanting time or space for themselves
   
• Exhaustion paired with a sense that they shouldn’t feel exhausted
   
• Uncertainty about what’s allowed now — and what isn’t
   

These experiences are common, and human.

They are not signs of weakness, failure, or ingratitude.

They are part of living with uncertainty — and they deserve care.

This work does not aim to eliminate these feelings, but to give them a place where they don’t have to be carried alone.

Depending on where you are, our work may include:

• Making sense of what has changed — internally and externally
   
• Clarifying values and priorities as life reorganizes
   
• Navigating decisions when energy, capacity, or certainty fluctuate
   
• Rebuilding trust in yourself and your body
   
• Exploring purpose and direction without forcing clarity
   
• Finding ways to move forward that respect your reality
   

There is no required pace.

Nothing here needs to be fixed.

This is not therapy, medical care, or crisis support.

It is a form of coaching grounded in:

• Presence rather than pressure
   
• Discernment rather than directives
   
• Respect for fluctuating capacity
   
• Choice and consent at every step
   

This work complements medical and therapeutic care, but does not replace it.

Supporters often experience their own form of disorientation — balancing care, responsibility, and questions about what they need now.

This space is available to you too.

You are not required to stay strong here.

A portion of this practice is dedicated to supporting individuals navigating cancer and critical illness, with adjusted pacing and — when possible — reduced or complimentary access.

This reflects a core commitment of the practice:  care that does not require performance.

If this feels like the kind of support you’re looking for, you’re welcome to reach out.

We can begin with a conversation — no pressure, no obligation.