During and after cancer treatment, it's important to prioritise not only your physical health but also your mental health. In this video, we bring you tips and insights from psychology and social work professionals on what you can do for your mental health. Also we show you what professionals and your social network can do to support you. Learn about the importance of seeking professional help, educating yourself and your environment and getting to know your social support system. Watch now to gain valuable tools and strategies for promoting your mental well-being as a survivor. Let's prioritize mental health in survivorship together!
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Educational Video: Mental Health in Survivorship
Dive into our latest educational video focusing on mental health in cancer survivorship for children and young adults.
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Continue reading · Mental HealthCancer and the Accompanying Feeling of LonelinessFeeling lonely on your cancer journey? You're not the only one—and it's okay to talk about it. Dive into our latest article that tackles the silent epidemic of loneliness accompanying a cancer diagnosis. Find out why it happens and arm yourself with actionable tips to reclaim your social life and emotional well-being.
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