Scott Sinclair on February 6, 2026

Working through treatment, or returning to work after treatment, can be stressful. You're balancing competing needs, trying to meet deadlines while managing doctors appointments, treatments, side effects, etc. This type of juggling can lead to lower levels of self-esteem and make it hard to deal with office politics and standing up for yourself

Sissy Silva on August 28, 2025

A cancer diagnosis can upturn one’s world in an instant. Everyday stressors can become magnified and a thoughtless comment from a coworker can become triggering. When you’re navigating work after a diagnosis, there are bound to be moments where words miss the mark. Knowing how to make a good apology can play an important role.

Nicole Jarvis, LMSW on June 10, 2024

No matter how much you love your job, everyone needs a mental break from time to time. With the rise in constant communication software for work, like Slack, email, texts, zoom -- it's easy to fall into the trap of never getting out of 'work mode'. Read on for how to implement a healthier approach to work in the digital age.

Scott Sinclair on March 27, 2024

Last week we held our 11th annual Midwest Conference on Work & Cancer. We were joined by 261 attendees (our second highest to date) who were made up of patients, survivors, healthcare/nonprofit/HR professionals, managers, coworkers, family members and friends.