Anne Stockwell is an Author, Editor, and Innovator Whose Achievements Span Journalism, Film, and New Media.

Oh, and she's a cancer veteran.

As Editor in Chief of The Advocate, Anne interviewed many celebrities and appeared on national TV and radio. After NYU Film School—where she studied with Martin Scorsese and won writing and directing awards from Sony Pictures, Warner Bros., and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences—Anne wrote The Guerrilla Guide to Mastering Student Loan Debt (HarperCollins). She went on to co-found the women’s personal-finance site MoneyPants.com. A three-time cancer veteran herself, Anne now turns her exuberant creativity to the world of cancer survivorship with Well Again.™ 

Well Again Mission

YOUR STORY REALLY STARTS WHEN TREATMENT ENDS.

We know that, because we survived cancer and afterward we were a hot mess. Well Again was founded in 2012 to explore what it really takes to recover our lives after cancer treatment. In 2014, Well Again fulfilled the requirements to become a 501c3 tax-exempt organization dedicated to improving quality of life for all cancer survivors. In 2015, we started filming interviews with thought leaders and survivors,. We wanted to get past old concepts of survivorship and meld medical and spiritual views into a bolder, fiercer view of life beyond cancer. What we learned went into "9 Ways to Well Again," a step-by-step path through the urgent questions that cancer diagnosis and treatment can bring to the surface. In 2016 came the Well Again Path, an independent coaching practice that allows Anne Stockwell to help clients write their new life stories, work through the aftereffects of treatment, and move into confident survivorship.