The SF-36 energy/fatigue subscale defines disability/limitation as scores under 50. In a survey of breast cancer survivors, women classified as disabled due to fatigue (scoring less than 50 on the subscale) had a mean score of 37 (Bower 2000.) Overall, in that study, breast cancer survivors had a mean score of 60 (standard deviation 20). Women who fall into the disabled range of the energy/fatigue subscale will be recruited for this study. We estimate that the intervention will improve mean scores to a level of 50/51 (average 14 point improvement) to the non-disabled range. We will compare mean scores before and after the intervention session. Assuming a mean score of 37 and a projected mean score improvement of 14 points 10 women per intervention group will give a power of 80% to detect a mean difference of 14 points (using paired-t-test). We will recruit 12 patients per group, allowing for potential dropouts during the intervention. Thus each of 4 groups of women should provide adequate power to detect a meaningful clinical improvement in fatigue scores.