Rest and Resources
Rest Rest can be so under valued in our culture, but it’s crucial for both emotional and physical healing. Look for opportunities to seek a
If your cancer experience challenged you on every level…
If you long for community, but not one that focuses on the details of diagnosis, medications, or all the ways to sugarcoat reality…
If you want space held for the beauty, suffering, power and sacredness of your emotional and spiritual journey…
If you’ve been cracked open…
You’re in the right place.
Reconnecting With Your Life After Cancer
An online self-paced course designed for anyone healing from cancer.
1:1 Individual Telehealth Sessions with Kelly
Personal support to help you move beyond a resigned acceptance of the “new normal”.
Join Kelly’s email list to support your (or your loved one’s) emotional recovery and vitality.
Kelly offers wisdom and tools to learn how to emotionally recover from experiences with loss and trauma related to cancer.
Ashley Henneghan, PhD, RN, FAAN
Assistant Professor, The University of Texas at Austin
Principal Investigator, Henneghan Lab
I’m Kelly Inselmann. I’m a cancer survivor, a psychotherapist and Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and yoga teacher/therapist of over 25 years.
I’ll help you create space for your joy, without sugar-coating any part of your reality, so you can reconnect with the pulse of your life.
5-10 minute video recordings of a yoga movement, meditation, visualization or mantra for cancer survivors to use throughout the week.
Rest Rest can be so under valued in our culture, but it’s crucial for both emotional and physical healing. Look for opportunities to seek a
Many of you know what it’s like to be in the infusion center, walking in with mixed feelings of trepidation and hope. That’s kind of
“How can you move your body to heal your mind?” Leading trauma researcher, Bessel Van der Kolk, began with this question at a workshop I
Kelly's approachable and nurturing style creates a safe space for participants to explore, heal, and grow, making her not just a guide but a trusted companion on this path of recovery and discovery.
Smitha G Mallaiah, MS, C-IAYT
Sr. Mind-Body Intervention Specialist
MD Anderson Cancer Center
Kirtan Kriya is a meditation that can help as we live through interesting times to bring stability to the mind and calm to the nervous system. I collaborated with Ashley Henneghan, NP, PhD, on testing the impact of this meditation on people experiencing chemo brain and I’m excited to share the results of the study.
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I’m a licensed clinical social worker and yoga teacher practicing in Austin, Texas. My writings and videos represent a combination of my own personal opinions and my professional training, but they do not reflect professional or medical advice. Interaction with me via the vlog or blog does not constitute a professional therapeutic relationship. For individualized professional advice, you should seek the services of a therapist who can dedicate the time necessary to get to know you and your physical and mental health needs. I do not assume liability for any portion or content of material on the vlog/blog and accept no liability for damage or injury resulting from your decision to interact with the website.
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When I remember my Joy Boots… I feel grounded, connected to the earth and my place in it. I accept my body with its vulnerabilities and sensations. I am aware of my breathing and able to breathe deeply. I am connected to my own life force energy.