Their conversation includes how:

• Integrative medicine combines conventional and complementary therapies.
• Patient-centred care is essential in oncology.
• Multidisciplinary teams enhance patient support.
• Burnout in healthcare professionals is a significant issue.
• Health coaching can empower patients and clinicians alike.
• Understanding stress injuries is crucial for healthcare providers.
• Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) can aid in emotional regulation.
• Co-regulation among team members improves overall wellbeing.
• Integrative approaches should be part of healthcare training.
• Awareness of trauma can transform patient care.

More about our guest:

Aga Kehinde is a Trauma Consultant, Cancer Nurse Specialist, and Health Empowerment Coach with over 23 years of experience in oncology, cancer educationand research, trauma-informed care, and emotional well-being. She has developed transformative support models integrating trauma expertise, cancer care, psychology, and public health to address the holistic needs of individuals facing significant life challenges.

As Co-Chair of the British Society of Integrative Oncology, Aga is dedicated to advancing integrative cancer care, bridging conventional and holistic approaches to improve patient outcomes. In her role as Cancer Engagement Lead at the Royal Surrey Cancer Centre, she works to enhance patient support services, ensuring that individuals receive comprehensive, person-centred care. Additionally, as a Health Coach at Synthesis Clinic, she supports patients and healthcare professionals in developing resilience, stress management strategies, and emotional recovery pathways.

Aga is deeply committed to empowering individuals through cancer coaching, trauma-informed interventions, and emotional well-being strategies. Her expertise in Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), Neurolinguistic Programing and integrative coaching enables her to provide personalised support for patients and professionals alike. She collaborates with organisations to implement trauma-informed, well-being-focused practices, fostering healthier workplaces and communities.

Passionate about systemic change, Aga advocates for integrative, community-driven approaches that enhance overall health and well-being. Her work continues to transform lives by bridging the gap between medical, emotional, and holistic care, ensuring that individuals facing cancer and other health challenges receive the support they need to thrive.

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