Facing cancer brings both immediate challenges and lasting effects—physical, emotional, and mental. This thoughtfully paired bundle brings together two essential, research-informed guides designed to provide support at every stage of their journey.

Navigating Cancer: Research Supported Tools to Help You Cope with the Emotional and Physical Impact of Cancer offers practical, evidence-based tools to help cope with the emotional and physical impact of cancer diagnosis and treatment. With strategies grounded in research and clinical experience, it provides clear, compassionate guidance for managing stress, uncertainty, and day-to-day challenges.

Complementing this, Beyond Cancer Fatigue: A Path to Reclaiming Energy focuses on one of the most persistent and overlooked aspects of recovery: fatigue. It provides a structured path to help restore energy, improve daily functioning, and regain a sense of vitality after treatment.

Together, these books deliver a comprehensive approach—helping readers navigate the complexities of cancer in the present while also providing the tools to move forward with greater strength and resilience.

Dr. JENNIFER KILKUS, PHD, ABPP, is a board-certified clinical health psychologist with expertise in oncology. Her career has focused on improving the quality of life of individuals navigating cancer through evidence-based psychotherapy, the development and enhancement of psychosocial programming in cancer centers, and training the next generation of psychologists to work in cancer care. She has relocated from the United States to Ireland and now works as a Principal Psychologist for the Health Service Executive. She continues to hold an Assistant Clinical Professor position within the Department of Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut.

Dr. Jessa Landmann is a naturopathic doctor specializing in integrative oncology who has dedicated her career to helping people with cancer feel their best. She speaks the language of both conventional and complementary medicine, aiming to bridge the gap between these philosophies. An active speaker and writer, she collaborates with organizations advancing cancer patient well-being. She is based in Calgary, Canada.