Wellcasts

Cancer Treatment Is Over, So What's Next? Breast Cancer Survivorship Cancer Treatment Is Over, So What's Next? The end of cancer treatment can be a relief for patients and their families, but it also can be a time of new concerns. Listen to this interview with Hannah Wright, Hannah Wright, ANP-BC, GNP, from the REACH for Cancer Survivorship Clinic at Vanderbilt.

Breast Cancer Awareness Katherine "Katie" Sibler Nurse Practitioner of the Vanderbilt Breast Center at 100 Oaks talks about Breast Cancer Detection and Prevention.

Dr. John Cleek Discusses Weight and Metabolism Learn more about the Vanderbilt Center for Medical Weight Loss.

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Childhood Immunization Sarah Burlason, RN speaks with Susan Roman,o Pediatric Nurse Practitioner in the Vanderbilt Pediatric Primary Care Clinic on the topic of Childhood Immunizations. Additional Resources Vaccines for Your Children

Peaceful Parenting It can be difficult to parent our children, particularly when they are in their pre-teen or teenage years. At any age, children can know how to "push our buttons." Margie Gale, RN, MSN, Nurse Wellness Specialist at Work-Life Connections EAP, discusses ways parents can learn to regulate their own emotions and parent more peacefully.

 Healthy Lifestyles, Healthy Families, Healthy Children with Shari Barkin Childhood obesity has more than doubled in children and quadrupled in adolescents in the past 30 years. Dr. Shari Barkin talks about the importance of healthy lifestyles for families and children.

Protect The Skin You're In! Plastic surgery nurse practitioner Marcia Spear discusses how to reduce the risk of skin cancer caused by sun exposure.

 In Search of Worklife Balance Jim Kendall, LCSW, CEAP, Manager of Work-Life Connections, and Stephanie Dean, LPC, CEAP, Assistant Manager, discuss the often elusive concept of work-life balance and suggest ways to make balancing work and home life a reality.

Men & Depression Work-Life Connections clinicians, Ellen Clark, LCSW, and Chad Buck, Ph.D., discuss the phenomenon of depression in men, why they are underserved, and ways that they can reach out for help.