FOR ONCOLOGY PROFESSIONALS
Support Survivors
Beyond Treatment
Refer them to a structured, evidence-informed survivorship program that helps survivors build the life skills, support systems, and emotional resilience needed to move forward after cancer.
The Survivorship Gap
Survivors often know what they “should” do. The challenge is their ability to follow through.
After treatment ends, survivors are expected to manage lingering side effects, adopt healthier habits, and re-enter life. But few are given the tools to succeed at doing so. Survivors commonly report feeling lost, overwhelmed, or stuck. They understand the advice. What they’re missing is the how. The Second Trail survivor program uses the Life Navigation Framework for Cancer Survivorship to fill this gap by helping survivors build the actual skills needed to move forward.​​
What We Offer In The Second Trail Program
KEY FEATURES
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Monthly themes focused on common post-treatment challenges
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Experiential weekly exercises that build real-world coping and life skills
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Optional small group coaching and community support
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Clear alignment with self-management science and survivorship care plans
OUTCOMES WE SUPPORT
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Increased confidence in the ability to achieve and maintain lifestyle changes
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Improved emotional regulation, resilience, coping, and self-management skills
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Greater engagement in follow-up care
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Reorientation of identity and life direction
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Enhanced health and quality of life
Why Oncology Professionals Refer
We complement your clinical care with a whole-person approach.
“This is the missing piece of survivorship care. My post-treatment patients finally feel supported.”
— Oncology Social Worker
TRUSTED
Created by a cancer center supportive care professional and integrative cancer coach with 20+ years of experience
ALIGNED
Built on evidence-based self-management theory, survivorship guidelines, and the PRISMS framework
EASY
Simple referral process; no new tech or staff burden
Ready to Support Your Survivors?
Let’s make sure no survivor walks the second trail alone.
Referrals are welcome from oncology professionals, cancer centers, nonprofit agencies, and independent practitioners.
Options for Collaboration
Two simple ways to work with us:
Option A: Refer Individual Survivors
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You give the survivor a flyer or a link
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We onboard them with care and clarity
Option B: Center-Based Cohort
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A private member group within The Second Trail just for your referred patients
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Optional reporting and coordination
Option C: Coaching and Workshops
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Arrange for group coaching services exclusively for your patient group.
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Talk with Wayne about providing wellness workshops for your patients.
Research-Based and Professionally Aligned
Grounded in evidence.
Aligned with national survivorship standards.
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Based on 20+ years of clinical work in oncology supportive care
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Integrated with self-management and behavior change models
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Built for real-world implementation
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Aligned with the PRISMS framework and NCCN/CoC survivorship care goals
Meet the Founder
Wayne Mylin, Integrative Cancer Coach
Wayne Mylin served for 20 years as a shiatsu therapist and wellness educator at the Abramson Cancer Center (Penn Medicine). After the pandemic, he retrained as an integrative cancer coach to address the critical gaps he witnessed in post-treatment care.
The Life Navigation Framework™ for Cancer Survivorship emerged from this work and is the foundation for his current work supporting survivors, caregivers, and professionals.