Spotlight on Mental Health
Our blog series "Spotlight on Mental Health" examines the unique mental health concerns and needs of cancer patients, survivors, caregivers, and providers. The series also explores challenges to accessing mental healthcare and shares ways we are working to close the gap so that people can receive the cancer support they need to thrive.
It’s Okay To Not Be Okay
Other life stressors don't disappear when cancer shows up. When it feels like too much to bear, here's what to do.
Mental Health Therapy Helped Me Endure Cancer and Life
For Glenn, navigating stage 4 cancer and life post-treatment required coping skills he had spent years honing.
Cancer & Stigma: Expert and Survivor Tips To Cope
A mental health expert and a cancer survivor share insights on stigma in the cancer experience, including strategies to cope and move forward.
Depression, Suicide Risk, and Cancer: Studies Suggest We Have to Talk About It
Debbie remembers her dad, who died by suicide after 3 years of cancer treatments, and she shares mental health resources people can turn to.
7 Tips to Manage Scanxiety
Waiting for a scan or test results can be one of the most stressful aspects of living with cancer. Consider these worry-easing tips.
How Can Cancer-related Side Effects Impact Mental Wellness?
Our researchers uncovered a surprising explanation about the link between pain & nausea intensity and psychological well-being. Here's what they found.
Spotlight on Mental Health: Let’s Talk About Cancer Support and Why It’s Critical
Cancer patients and caregivers are under a lot of pressure, and feelings of distress can make it harder to cope.