<qa>  What is the name of the program that the Leonard P. Zakim Center offers?Part of the mission of the Dana-FarberBrigham and Womens Cancer Center is to enhance the quality of life for cancer patients and their families. Treatments and therapies specifically designed to address changes in the cognitive, emotional and spiritual realm experienced by patients as they attempt to cope with cancer are now routinely offered in addition to standard and experimental medical therapies and fall into the realm of complementary and alternative medicine CAM and support. Our patients may participate in support groups; work with a social worker, psychologist or psychiatrist privately; learn about diet in seminars or meet with a dietician; participate in art or music therapy; or participate in the many programs offered by the Leonard P. Zakim Center, which include Reiki therapy, acupuncture, acupressure, massage and therapeutic touch. All of these services are provided with the hope that the participants derive some benefit, however intangible. That cancer patients experience significant short- and long-term psychological distress associated with their cancer diagnosis and treatment is well documented.1-4 Most feel a strong sense of lost self-control and experience disturbances in appetite, sleep, concentration, and stamina.5-9 Anxiety and depression appear to be almost ubiquitous with a cancer diagnosis, including those men diagnosed with prostate cancer.8,10-12 This may explain the prevalence of prostate cancer support groups, internet sites and self-help books. However, we have little precise information on our own prostate cancer population with regards to the choices they make regarding CAM and no information on how CAM therapies affect them. 