Cancer treatment is finished! Now life can return to normal! Or can it? And why should Acupuncturists be interested? Nearly 25% of cancer survivors live with at least one long-term consequence of their cancer treatment. Many are told by their medical professionals that nothing can be done, and they need to learn to live with troublesome chronic symptoms. Acupuncture is an evidence-based, non-pharmacological intervention that can support cancer survivors to deal with the physical, psychological, and social consequences of cancer treatments. It can reduce the symptom burden, enable coping, and improve long-term health and wellbeing – many cancer survivors exclaim “acupuncture has given me my life back”. Aims and objectives of the course The aims of this course are to: Make acupuncture professionals aware of the issues of cancer survivorship Inform practitioners about how acupuncture can address the late and long-term consequences of cancer treatment Empower them to treat cancer survivors, whatever their style of practice and the context of their practice. After participating in this workshop, attendees should be able to: Describe the issues facing people who have completed cancer treatment Identify the long-term and late consequences of cancer and its treatments Support cancer survivors to develop resilience and improve long term wellbeing Address cancer treatment-related trauma and emotional distress Create their own toolbox of approaches for treating complex presentations Formulate strategies for treating the physical consequences of cancer treatments, including lymphoedema, menopausal symptoms, chronic pain, and fatigue Support cancer survivors to navigate the milestones of long-term survivorship.