You finished breast cancer treatment.
But you don’t feel like yourself yet.
Support for the anxiety, body disconnection, and identity shifts that don’t just disappear after treatment.
Through Rise Reimagined, I help you calm anxiety, feel safe in your body again, and move forward after breast cancer treatment with more trust, steadiness, and clarity.
How to reconnect with your body after cancer
If your body doesn’t feel the same anymore…
or you find yourself feeling on edge, disconnected, or unsure how to settle…
This guide walks you through what’s actually happening
and what to do in those moments.
If you finished breast cancer treatment and still don't feel like yourself - that's not a problem with you. That's survivorship.
You might be carrying anxiety, grief, changes in your body, a version of yourself you don't fully recognize yet. And that strange loneliness when everyone around you thinks the hard part is over.
I'm Corinne. I'm a therapist with over 15 years working with trauma and embodiment - and I'm also someone who's been through this. I know firsthand how much of survivorship lives in the body, not just in your head.
I built this space because survivorship needs more than information. It needs somewhere to bring all of it - your body, your emotions, the version of you that's still taking shape.
This is where that work happens. Honestly, carefully, and in a way that's actually meant to help you feel different - not just cope better.
You didn't survive this just to get by.
What Women Are Saying
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“Corinne is a clear, articulate, hilarious, and wise guide. I have experienced multiple mind-blowing moments where things she has said, connections she has made, and insights she has offered open up my whole way of seeing my life. I often leave exchanges with her feeling more alive, more tingly with possibility, and more open to positive outcomes for my future.”
“As a result of working with Corinne, I feel like I know myself more and I also feel more connected to the deeper truths of what it means to be a person. I feel more self acceptance, self forgiveness, and self compassion while also feeling energized to continue to grow, discover, and embody my purpose.”
“I wasn’t sure where to start when asked what changed- because it was everything. I look back at the person I used to be and I barely recognize her now. This wasn’t an easy journey, but I feel like a completely different person. I have boundaries, my relationships have changed for the better, and I finally know how to communicate with my partner in a way that works. Most importantly, I believe in myself now.”