Navigating Ocular Melanoma group is for people who choose to engage and learn everything possible so they can thrive.

Do you have to be struggling to join the group?

No, although most people are struggling with something. Our program is also for people who are doing well, AND want to be doing even better. Our research shows that the more you lean-in to your cancer diagnosis, the better you will do. When we thrive, our physiology changes and we become healthier.

Do you want to be doing "fine" or do you want to be thriving? I can help!

Here are 5 things that might happen to you if you join NOM:

1. You will learn something about ocular melanoma that you were completely unaware of or perhaps even incorrect about.

2. You will finally get a chance to process your diagnosis of ocular melanoma in a safe and supportive space.

3. Rather than avoiding the topic of possible metastasis (spread of the cancer), you will learn tools to face this reality head on and live in acknowledgment of both positive and negative outcomes.

4. You will meet others who want to learn, and who are vulnerable in what they share. And you will be inspired by them, as they will be by you.

5. Going through a challenging event can make us stronger. If your life hasn't changed since getting diagnosed with ocular melanoma, this program will help you recognize your cancer diagnosis as an opportunity that life has handed to you.

I can't wait to meet you and to support you. Tara McCannel

For Tara McCannel's resources (including webinar links and link to my book!), visit my website: https://seyhart.com/ocularmelanoma

Welcome to Finding Your Way with Ocular Melanoma, a guide to understanding everything there is to know about your experience with this rare cancer. Learn through the lens of my knowledge and clinical experience as a physician expert and passionate patient advocate. The more you know about ocular melanoma, the better you will do, and the better you will live. Let's go!

The content shared on the Finding Your Way with Ocular Melanoma podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. The information provided must not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. As a listener, you are responsible for your own health-related decisions and must consider consulting with a healthcare professional for personalized medical advice. 

Tara McCannel MD PhD is a an ocular oncologist, vitreoretinal surgeon and co-founder of Seyhart Wellness. She is also the host of the Mind Body MD podcast where she shares her passion for holistic health and wellness.