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Cancer Care Assessment
Dr. Michael Ryan explains the Cancer Care Assessment and how it helps to improve the care of your whole person at the Henry Ford Cancer Institute
Psych-Oncology
Our team is here for you
A diagnosis of cancer can feel overwhelming, discouraging, and very stressful. Our Psych-Oncology Team specializes in the care of cancer patients and their support systems. Psych-oncology staff can help patients and families cope with the stressors associated with cancer in a healthy, adaptive way, from diagnosis through survivorship.
Ask your cancer care team about a referral to psych-oncology.
Your Psych-Oncology Team:
Dr. Michael Ryan
Health Psychologist
Dr. Taisel Losada
Health Psychologist
Andrea Motley, LMSW
Psychotherapist
Jackie Morrison, NP
Nurse Practitioner
Dr. Kellie Martens
Health Psychologist
Dr. Olga Slavin-Spenny
Health Psychologist
Dr. Marwa Ahmed
Health Psychologist
Cancer Care Assessment
We care for you as a whole person. To do this, we identify and address areas of concern that may affect quality of life or interfere with cancer treatment. You will complete a patient support survey, called a Cancer Care assessment, every few months to help your medical team learn about your or your family’s emotional, physical or practical concerns.
Talking About Your Diagnosis
See what our experts say on whether to tell others about a cancer diagnosis and how to go about it.
Colleen's Corner: Local and National Resources
Online Resources:
- National Cancer Institute:
- Cancercare:
- American Sleep Association: