About our Founder

June Ng-A-Kein, RN

My path in oncology began over two decades ago, but my understanding of cancer care was truly forged at home. Navigating my father’s journey with acute leukemia and my mother’s battle with lung cancer changed me forever. It taught me that while the "science" happens in the clinic, the "experience" of cancer happens at the kitchen table—often at 2:00 AM when a new symptom arises and the clinic doors are closed.

Through these twenty years of oncology nursing, I recognized a persistent gap: the lack of robust support for symptom management between visits. I saw firsthand how this "support gap" led to unnecessary ER visits and profound anxiety. This turned my focus toward a singular mission: ensuring no patient feels abandoned between appointments.

This mission is rooted in the Medicine of the Person. While my expertise is clinical, I believe that true healing requires caring for the spirit. I am not a traditional counselor or psychologist; rather, I offer support through active listening, shared humanity, and a grounded presence. By following Paul Tournier’s framework, I hold space for your emotional and spiritual journey, providing a steady hand to help you navigate the clinical storm with dignity.

Whether we are troubleshooting a technical device or sitting with the weight of a new diagnosis, I am here to ensure you are seen as a person, not just a patient.