The Emotional Impact of Cancer with Dr. Lori McFarlane
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The Canadian Cancer Survivor Network is pleased to have Dr. Lori McFarlane from InspireHealth Supportive Cancer Care present this webinar. InspireHealth is a Canadian leader in integrative cancer care with medical doctors, clinical counsellors, dietitians and exercise therapists all working together to support you on your cancer journey. This session will discuss the emotional aspects of a cancer journey and explore ways to express and manage emotions to help improve our health and well-being.
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