Psychosocial care involves attending to the emotional, psychological, social, spiritual, and practical needs and wishes of individuals diagnosed with cancer and their caregivers.
While these materials and resources are designed for individuals diagnosed with cancer, caregivers, and health care professionals, they are helpful to anyone with a serious medical condition, or anyone who wants to learn,
Quick Guides & Other Resources
Our Quick Guide to Stress Management presents information in a brief, easy-to-digest, printable format to take some of the stress out of this process. This is a great resource to share with your community!
Webinars
Our webinars on psychosocial care discuss coping with cancer, communication, stress management, fostering resilience, and more.
- Coping with Cancer
- Write for Life: Communicating Your Way Through Cancer
- Empowering Tips to Navigate Cancer
- Stress: What is it and what to do about it
- Resilience – Thriving not just Surviving
- Caring for Yourself, Staying Engaged, and Navigating the Holiday Season
- Unpacking Cancer from the Back Pack: How to Help Kids and Teens Thrive at School When a Parent or Loved One has Cancer
More Psychosocial Resources
- Cancer Support Community (888) 793-9355
- CancerCare Hopeline (800) 813‑4673
- This Is Living With Cancer
- Book List for Parents, Children, and Teens Dealing with Cancer
- Widowed Parent
- Julie Larson – TEDx Des Moines – Living in the And
- COVID Cancer Care by Blue Note Therapeutics
- Veterans Affairs COVID Coach app