In the media
A far-reaching mission
The use of a scalp cooling cap is not suitable for everyone, but each individual has the right to be adequately informed of the existence of this option to judge for themselves.
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Clin d'œil Magazine - October / November 2024
2024-09-29
Sophie Truesdell-Ménard, founder and president of the Garde tes cheveux Foundation, presents the organization and essential information on the use of cooling caps in Quebec in this special issue dedicated to breast cancer.
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Magazine Le Journal des femmes (health) - Europe
2024-09-18
How can you keep your hair during chemotherapy? Sophie Truesdell-Ménard, president and founder of Garde tes cheveux, shares insights in Le Journal des femmes.
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Interview at qub radio
2024-07-17
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TV Show “Bien” on TVA
2023-07-01
Sophie Reis, Vice-Chair of the *Garde tes cheveux Board* of Directors and author of the book "Un cancer en cadeau: apprendre, comprendre et s'outiller pour agir," is the guest on Saskia Thuot's show "Bien" on TVA.
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Article in the CPA Canada Pivot Magazine
2023-06-01
Jasmine Marcoux, administrator of the Garde tes cheveux Foundation and Vice President of the CPA Order, shares her story, including her use of cooling caps, in the prestigious professional magazine.
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Tout le monde en parle
2023-02-26
Participation of Sophie Reis, vice-president of the board of directors during the broadcast of February 26, 2023 on Ici Radio-Canada.
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Clin D’oeil Magazine
2021-11-01
Check out the "Rose" issue of Clin d'oeil magazine from November 2021 to learn more about the cold cap technique.
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Le Droit newspaper
"Caps, not wigs": an article exposing the inconsistency in current insurance reimbursements.
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La Presse+ | Women & Pink Edition
Spotlight on the cold cap method. Interview with Sophie Reis, Vice President of the Board of Directors, author, and dedicated speaker for the cause.
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