For more than 27 years, Zero Breast Cancer has translated science into actions we can each take to reduce life-long risk of breast cancer and recurrence. Now we are taking it a step further as we build our Resilient Me Health & Wellness Coaching Program to help people at high risk of breast cancer and survivors post-treatment take those healthy actions we have long promoted. Current grant funding supports services in Northern California. Learn about recruitment for the program and apply here.
Health & Wellness Coaching is a client-led process where coaches guide individuals in setting and achieving health goals, unlocking sustainable solutions for growth. Research clearly shows that most people have an idea of what they want to do to improve their health, but they have a hard time following through and maintaining changes. By working 1:1 or in small groups with people in our communities and applying the latest behavioral science, we will help them adopt and sustain healthy habits they choose.
Our coaches have completed National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach training and be board certified or pursuing certification. Board-certification was developed with the National Board of Medical Examiners and the effectiveness of coaching for improving well-being and clinical outcomes is well-established by scientific research. Our Coaches will work with clients on topics key to reducing risk of breast cancer and of recurrence, including physical activity, eating, sleeping, managing stress, and limiting exposure to toxins.
Breast cancer survivors are eligible any time after active treatment has ended, whether one day or fifty years. For people who are still in active treatment, we are happy to make referrals to programs specifically designed for those who have cancer.
Questions? Contact Lianna Hartmour at
