The diagnosis changed your life. Treatment changed your body. That takes a different kind of support.
A small-group health coaching program to help you rebuild your strength, trust your body again, and create evidence-based habits that support your long-term health, so you can feel strong, confident, and radiant again.
Practical, supportive, and walked through together. Not handed to you as more homework.
Five minutes, and no payment at this stage.
cancer survivors studied, with health coaching linked to better quality of life, less fatigue and more activity.
Barakat et al., Population Health Management, 2018
of survivors report unmet needs after treatment ends. Physical, psychological and informational.
PMC, 2022
experience distress or depression during treatment. Left alone, it does not simply resolve.
ASCO Post, 2025
If more than one of these lands, you are in the right place.
Your energy does not match your ambition yet.
You have lost the thread of who you are outside of being a patient.
You do not trust your body the way you used to.
You want to rebuild strength, body, mind and sense of self, but do not know where to start.
You are done surviving. You are ready to live again.
Not advice. Not therapy. Not another thing to manage.
Five parts. Twelve weeks. One clear progression from where you are now to how you want to live going forward.
We start with an honest look at where you actually are, using a wellness assessment that maps every part of your health integrated with the wholeness of you rather than only the medical part. Together, we identify what needs support first, so you’re not trying to fix everything at once. By the end of these two weeks, you’ll have clear priorities, a roadmap forward, and your first wins already underway.
Weeks 1 to 2This is where we put down the pressure to be back to normal, and name the grief and the comparison that nobody warned you about. We look at what is draining you, where your boundaries have gone soft, and what survival mode is still costing you. You leave carrying your own expectations instead of everyone else’s.
Weeks 3 to 4The longest part, and the most practical. We rebuild the foundations your body relies on: nourishment, hydration, energy, strength, sleep, sustainable routines, and recovery. You build evidence-based habits that support long-term health and help decrease the risk factors you can influence, while gradually rebuilding strength and trust in your body. By the end, you have a stronger base that carries you rather than one you have to keep propping up.
Weeks 5 to 8From that stronger foundation, we turn toward what brings you alive: joy, play, curiosity, and the things that got shelved. We look at the relationships that support you and the ones that do not, then start shaping what you actually want from this next chapter. You reconnect with who you are now, not who you were, and begin building a life that actually fits.
Weeks 9 to 11The last week pulls all of it together into your own personal radiance plan: what you keep doing, what supports you, and how you find your way back when life gets messy. You leave with something written down and workable, while the habits and practices you’ve built are becoming part of how you live.
Week 12So you know exactly what you are saying yes to before you say it.
Nobody joins without a conversation. We spend forty minutes looking at where you are now, what you want to rebuild, and what could help you move forward. If working together makes sense, we talk about that too.
Every week there is a live 75 minute group coaching session, a live strength class with me, and a live oncology informed yoga class led by a colleague of mine. Between sessions you have two workouts you can do in your own time, at your own pace. Everything live is recorded, so a hard week does not put you behind.
A small group means you are not doing this alone, and you are not the only one who feels the way you feel. You get support and accountability from women who actually get it.
Strength and confidence you can feel, a nervous system that finally gets to settle, and habits built to survive a bad week rather than a perfect one. You keep your workouts, your Wellness Wheel, and your own written plan. Most of all, you leave more connected to yourself and more fully engaged in the life that lights you up.
I rebuilt my own strength after chemo and seven surgeries, and returned to active duty as a firefighter.
I work with women who refuse to be sidelined. Not because I read about this in a textbook, but because I have walked into those appointments myself and know exactly how long the drive home feels.
Wishing radiance to light your journey,
I have people I feel responsible to keep afloat. I am realizing I have to put my life jacket on first.
Diane, two time cancer survivor
Not a promise of a different body. A different relationship with the one you have.
Twelve weeks is not long. It is long enough.
Set out plainly, so there are no surprises on the call.
Every place in the group is the same place. The same twelve weeks, the same sessions, the same access to me.
If money is genuinely tight right now, and cost would otherwise keep you out.
or 3 payments of $326
About $75 a week
If your circumstances are steady and this is an expense you can plan for.
or 3 payments of $505
About $116 a week
If you are able to give a little more, so that a Solidarity place stays open for someone else.
or 3 payments of $650
About $158 a week
Your financial circumstances shouldn’t determine whether you have access to meaningful support.
Solidarity pricing makes room for different financial realities while preserving the same experience for every woman. The work is the same. What you’re carrying isn’t.
A private financial reflection guides you toward the investment level that best reflects your current circumstances, without having to guess what you “should” pay. Nobody is asked to prove anything, and nobody will ask you why you chose what you chose.
Thirty six live sessions across the twelve weeks, plus two private ones. At the Solidarity rate that is under $25 a session. Identical at every rate.
Private Reiki sessions are available separately, and are never part of what you are asked to pay for here. Nothing is due today. We talk first, and payment only comes up if we both agree this is right for you.
Saying this plainly matters more than filling every seat.
No. Health coaching is not therapy and it is not medical care. It fills the gap between your clinical appointments and the rest of your life, which is where most of the actual rebuilding happens.
Never more than you want to. Some women speak up from the first session, others listen for weeks first. Both are completely fine.
Every live session is recorded and the replay is made available to you, so you can catch up in your own time. Weeks where you have nothing left to give are expected here, not penalized.
There is no single answer, and I would not trust anyone who gave you one. Active treatment means very different things to different women. Someone living with metastatic cancer may be in treatment, stable, and completely right for this. Someone else may need a few more months. That is exactly what the call is for, and we decide it together.
Please don’t let financial hardship stop you from starting the conversation. If Back to You feels like the right fit but money is the thing standing in the way, let’s talk about what might be possible.
If you have been through the first two weeks and it genuinely is not the right fit, I will refund you in full, no awkward conversation required. After that point, I cannot offer refunds because your place is held for the full twelve weeks and the group is intentionally kept small.
Nobody joins this program without a conversation first. Tell me where you are in a few short questions, then we talk it through properly and work out together whether this is the right next step for you. Sometimes the first step is simply starting the conversation.
Places are limited to 15, and a new group starts every two to three months.