Kids Kicking Cancer celebrated Christmas with a drive-through party! Our sincere thanks to Tracey & Nibbs the therapy dog from the Arkansas College of Health Education for joining us. Our generous sponsors provided gifts, goody bags, cookies, pizza, and gift...

Part IV. In his final piece on emotional health, Reynolds Cancer Support House Support Group Facilitator, Gregory Roberts, Ph.D., discusses long-term emotional effects the pandemic culture will have on people of all ages. What long-term psychological changes (positive...

Part III.  Reynolds Cancer Support House Support Group Facilitator, Gregory Roberts, Ph.D., continues his piece on emotional and spiritual health with tools for parents and caregivers to address anxieties in children.  You often counsel children, what are some...

Part II Reynolds Cancer Support House Support Group Facilitator, Gregory Roberts, Ph.D., continues his piece on emotional and spiritual health amidst the pandemic.  Today he shares some practical ways to manage anxiety.    What are the consequences of higher anxiety...

Prolonged periods of isolation can lead to mental, emotional, and spiritual strain as well as heightened anxieties.  Precautions and restrictions to control the spread of COVID-19 have resulted in people living in isolation at an unprecedented level.  In this...

National Cancer Survivors Day® is a CELEBRATION held the first Sunday in June for those who have survived, an INSPIRATION for those recently diagnosed, a gathering of SUPPORT for families, and an OUTREACH to the community. It is a day for everyone: cancer fighter,...

Are you a person who freely chooses to serve others in your community and believes that individual involvement truly makes a difference? At the Reynolds Cancer Support House, volunteers are welcomed as a significant part of the team, working with staff to provide...

How can cancer be emotionally valuable? You have survived the roller coaster ride of not knowing what the lump or shadow is. You have made it through the waiting for the X-ray reports, scheduling of a biopsy and waiting for those results. You have been through the...

You have been coughing most of your adult life. You’ve smoked since you were 18. It seemed like the thing to do at the time. But now your cough has changed. You’ve even coughed up blood. The treatment for pneumonia doesn’t seem to have helped at all. You are still...