A Fruitful Year at BCCT
We at BCCT are grateful to be looking back on an exciting and dynamic year rich with growth, collaboration and connection. Here are our top highlights:
We published our highly anticipated and thoroughly researched Handbook on Integrative Care for Colorectal Cancer, which also comes with a two-page Quick Reference.
We crafted new therapy summaries (Guided Imagery, Massage and Iodine, plus a related article on Thyroid Hormones and Cancer), launched and expanded our section on COVID-19, and created new videos and blog posts.
We presented a webinar and a workshop in collaboration with partners including the Society for Integrative Oncology (SIO), the Anticancer Lifestyle Program, and MD Anderson Cancer Center.
We convened and trained website navigators to help site visitors find what they need on our site.
We worked with our partner Helpsy Health to update information on integrative therapies for symptom management into their popular app.
We initiated a website redesign process and are preparing to release a new website next year that will be fresh, engaging, and easy to navigate.
We welcomed a new staff member and two new advisors.
We developed new partnerships with Nancy’s List and Health Navigators (an affiliate of the Radical Remission Project) and strengthened existing partnerships with the Society for Integrative Oncology, Healing Circles, the Anticancer Lifestyle Program, the Oncology Association of Naturopathic Physicians and their KNOW Oncology project, and the Ottawa Integrative Cancer Centre.
We launched this news update and expanded our social media presence. And much more!
The momentum of our critical work is building, and we are looking to next year with great excitement and deep dedication. Thank you so much for being part of our community. We are honored to have your steadfast support.
We hope that your year, despite the collective challenges we all faced, also brought you growth, collaboration and connection. We send you our very best wishes for peaceful holidays and much beauty and light in the New Year.
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