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Selected resources to explore the subject calmly and consider your questions. Educational information can help you find your bearings; your own situation is best discussed in a consultation.
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to listen to
oNKo Na Życie: conversations with patients and professionals about mental and physical health.
The eight latest episodes Visit the blogIn Polish
National Research Institute of Oncology, Poland
What types of support are available?
An overview of psychological and psycho-oncology support for people who are ill and their loved ones.
Open this resourcePolish Psycho-oncology Society
Understanding psycho-oncology
Information from the Society about psycho-oncology, training and support options.
Open this resourceFundacja OnkoCafe — Razem Lepiej
Psychological support
Information about consultations for patients and loved ones. Check current arrangements with the provider.
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In English
Macmillan Cancer Support · United Kingdom
How can you support someone close?
An English-language resource about being present, talking and the needs of people providing support.
Open this resourceUniversity College London Hospitals · NHS
Feelings during and after treatment
An English-language resource about different stages of treatment and finding emotional support.
Open this resourceNational Cancer Institute · USA
Uncertainty and stress during illness
Patient information in English. Some medical terminology is more detailed.
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