Stephanie M Czajkowski | Source | Film and Television Actor at SAG-AFTRA
Stephanie M Czajkowski
Stephanie Czajkowski (she/they) is an actor/podcaster/fitness professional.
Best known as the Vulcan Science Officer Lt. T’Veen on the third season of Paramount+ series Star Trek: Picard, she has also played bald badass alter-ego Hammerhead on HBO Max’s Doom Patrol, stone-cold killer Bex Dawson on the reboot of McGruber on NBC Peacock, and CHYNA on the NBC comedy, Young Rock, starring Dwayne Johnson.
A certified Group Fitness Instructor at Equinox, when not acting or teaching, she is a passionate advocate for breast cancer awareness.
Having recently battled three types of unrelated cancers, Czajkowski never stopped working during her medical journey. (Along with her husband, they chronicled their healthcare experience in their humorous yet honest blog and podcast, ChemoSkinny. )
Czajkowski has participated various Cancer Charities including "Cycle for Survival" , " A Cause for Entertainment" and "The American Cancer Society"
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Exclusive Interview: Stephanie Czajkowski Talks Her Powerful Roles In Two Spring Debuts
Actress Stephanie Czajkowski has balanced a successful acting career and cancer. Learn in her own words how she did both, and what's next.
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Talking With: Entertainment Couple Stephanie Czajkowski and Collin Friesen about "ChemoSkinny"
Interview with actress Stephanie Czajkowski and writer-director Collin Friesen, who turned their cancer battle into a podcast to help other couples survive together.
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Stephanie Czajkowski On Playing A Vulcan In Star Trek: Picard
Actress Stephanie Czajkowski joins us on Close-Up Culture to chat about her role in the third and final season of the series,Star Trek: Picard. You star in season 3 of Star Trek: Picard. How excit…
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BEING OPEN ABOUT MY CANCER DIAGNOSES:
Don't call me a hero.
Hero's run into burning buildings.
I am trying to run OUT as fast as I can. -
CANCER AND PEOPLE'S REACTIONS TO YOUR DIAGNOSES:
Try and “hold space “ for people and their “loving ways” in reaction to your cancer diagnosis ,as you “hold space “ for yourself. You will know innately what energy will serve you now and what won’t .One small upside of this diagnosis is the clarity it brings and how your POV changes regarding yourself, your relationships, and how you move through this world.
Know that LOVE is LOVE, and it is a blessing. Take a breathe and realize it takes a lot of forms, but at the end of the day it really is the thing that helps see you through.
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CANCER and MOST THINGS:
The simple fact is... you don't KNOW, until you KNOW.
