The way in which we look at cancer is changing fast. Cancer Options are leading the movement embracing the research, science and evidence to support our clients with a fully integrated personalised plan.
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Alice in Cancerland
Down the rabbit hole of cancer
We are so excited to share our next venture to help people get the best out of integrative cancer support.
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Going down the rabbit hole; feeling disempowered and scared; thinking 'Is that it' when you are told about the treatment you will be having. These are just a few examples of how people feel, so ​we have listened and we are busy working on an exciting education platform to help people who receive a diagnosis. How to navigate stepping outside of just doing standard of care; taking an integrative lens on every aspect of what is available; how it can be used; where to go; how to manage; what makes sense; challenging the myths; what can I do for myself; how much does it cost, how can I become part of my own journey; how can I learn?
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Patricia and Sue are busy working behind the scenes on building our education programme to cover all of this and much more. Watch this space for more information about the launch. You can listen to Patricia talking more about this on Robin Daly's radio show by clicking here.
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About Us
Hi, I'm Patricia Peat, Founder of Cancer Options.
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I recognised the importance of looking at cancer through a metabolic lens around 24 years ago, following several years working in orthodox medicine and running oncology clinics.
I really struggled with seeing people have cancer treatments without any recovery strategies put in place right through to preventing recurrence, and dealing with late stage strategies. So, I started researching what scientific evidence was available worldwide to address this.
In 2003 I set up Cancer Options so I could support people with cancer by looking at their individual needs. Taking a metabolic, integrative approach I develop support plans for my clients which I review, monitor and adapt as their circumstances change . Cancer is not a static disease; its adaptive and clever and in understanding the metabolic environment, it provides me with an insight into how best to support my clients in an effective way.
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On 5th June 2025, Patricia was honoured to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Yes to Life 20th Year gala celebration at Kew Gardens. A celebration of community, determination and a shared vision for better cancer care. The atmosphere was electric, full of connection, inspiration and powerful stories.
