- August 24, 2017, STAT News, “Writing through pain: A cancer survivor guides patients with pen and paper”
- November 2011, “When Words Heal,” by Sharon Bray, in Coping Magazine.
- Sharon’s two books, A Healing Journey: Writing together Through Breast Cancer (2004) and When Words Heal: Writing Through Cancer (2006) are out of print, but used copies are available through Amazon. Also available from Stanford University Press: Learning to Live Again, (An anthology of cancer survivors’ writing), co-edited by Pat Fobair & Sharon Bray, 2007, available through Amazon.
- CURE TODAY, the magazine is free for those on the cancer journey, and serves as an indispensable guide for patients and their families from diagnosis through recovery.
- http://www.blogforacure.com/ (online community for cancer survivors)
- www.cancerkn.com, Cancer Knowledge Network (Canada)
- www.caringbridge.org. Online journals for those dealing with cancer and other debilitating
- http://www.creatingbrave.com. A community & e-course hub for healing, growing & thriving through mindful art practices, led by artist Heidi Darr-Hope.
- www.gildasclubtoronto.org. A welcoming community of support with programs designed to meet the emotional, social & practical needs of anyone affected by cancer.
- www.healingjourneys.org (provider of the “Cancer as a Turning Point” two day conference, resource newsletter)
- Living With Cancer: Eight Things You Need to Know Informative article from the Scientific American
- www.writingandhealing.org, an inspired site by Diane Morrow, author of One Year of Writing and Healing. A thoughtful and inspirational resource for anyone writing out of pain, suffering, or trauma.
- www.survivorsreview.org (an online magazine for cancer survivors’ writing edited by Sheree Kirby)
- http://www.wellnessandwritingconnections.com/ (resources on writing and health)
- www.wellspring.ca A Canadian network of community-based support centres offering programs and services that meet the emotional, social, practical and restorative needs of those living with cancer and those who care for them.
Additional Resources for Cancer patients and their families:
- Preparing for the Death of a Terminally-Ill Loved One: What to Expect, and How to Help the Entire Family Move Forward
- Eating Well During and After Your Cancer Treatment
- PTSD and Life After Cancer
- Alcohol and Cancer — Facts and Health Risks
- Diet and Cancer Prevention
- Preventing a Recurrence of Cancer
- Cancer and Sleep
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