Conference Session Recordings
2021: Real Life Nutrition and Cooking Practices to Reduce Cancer Risk and Cancer Recurrence Risk for Survivors
Tricia Sinek
Tricia Sinek’s cooking and nutrition presentation that outlines simple diet strategies and habits with the potential to:
- Reduce both the risk of developing obesity-related cancer(s)
- Reduce the risk of recurrence as a cancer survivor after a cancer diagnosis
- Provide lifelong chemoprevention against cancer by eating an increased amount of natural plant foods with protective (phytochemical) properties
The program focuses on recommendations for increasing intake of plant-based foods with practical strategies, tactics and cooking demonstrations to encourage participants that moving toward a plant-based diet is simple, easy and possible. The presentation also reviews healthy portion sizes (to control body weight), teaches participants how we can easily recognize the presence of plant phytochemical content of foods thru the color, odor and flavor of plant foods, and, reviews how to maximize the physiological benefits of phytochemical intake with cooking or food preparation techniques.
Want to cook along? Download the list of items you will need to cook along with us HERE
NOTE: The video recoding starts out sideways then rights itself after the introduction.
2020 Session Recordings
Welcome & Keynote:Personal Journey - Multiple Myeloma
Dr. Tony Blau
All4Cure
“A cancer patient’s war on cancer.” 1.6 million patients in the US are treated for cancer each year, they respond or they don’t, but collectively we learn almost nothing from their experiences. Dr. Tony Blau started All4Cure to capture this lost information after a 30 year career as a professor and researcher at the University of Washington, and after developing a treatable but incurable form of blood cancer called multiple myeloma.
2020 Session Recordings
Welcome & Keynote:Personal Journey - Multiple Myeloma
Dr. Tony Blau
All4Cure
“A cancer patient’s war on cancer.” 1.6 million patients in the US are treated for cancer each year, they respond or they don’t, but collectively we learn almost nothing from their experiences. Dr. Tony Blau started All4Cure to capture this lost information after a 30 year career as a professor and researcher at the University of Washington, and after developing a treatable but incurable form of blood cancer called multiple myeloma.
Skin Cancer. What it is, what to expect.
Alison MacKay
West Sound Dermatology
What Genetic Testing Can (And Can't) Do
Julie Simon
Genetic Counselor, Genetic Support Foundation
Coping With Cancer When You Are On Your Own
Nicole Taylor
Program Coordinator , Cancer Lifeline
Eating for Survival: It Matters. Strategies & Options for Reducing Recurrence By Changing Your Lifestyle
Tricia Sinek
Senior Director of the Cancer Service Line, Virginia Mason Memorial, Yakima
Self Empowering - Personal Stories of Challenges and Pathways to Healing
Arlene Thomas
Tacoma leader, Healing Strong
Acupuncture For Well Being
Ho Lim
East Asian Medicine Practitioner, CHI Franciscan
Exercise for Cancer Survivors
Toshiko Aramaki
Estate Planning, Probate, and Long-Term Care Planning
Bryana Cross Bean
Attorney at Law, Law Offices of Bryana Cross Bean
Practical Applications of Naturopathic Medical Philosophy
Dr. Katrina Iiams-Hauser
Managing Information Overload
Meg Sweeney, MSW, LICSW
Brain Cancer - A Personal Journey
Sarah Taylor
Management of Colon and Rectal cancer in the Era of Minimally Invasive Surgery
Laila Rashidi MD
Colon and Rectal Surgeon, MultiCare
Lung Cancer
Andrea Veatch MD
Medical Oncologist, Northwest Medical Specialties
Medical Cannabis and Cancer: What You Need to Know
Kelay Trentham, MS, RDN, CSO, FAND