Breast cancer support groups can provide a safe, judgment-free community for patients and survivors to connect with others. Here's how to find yours.
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Manypatientsfeelscaredbecausetheyarenotkeptinformedabouttheirprogress, "yetclinicianssaytheyalreadyhaveaheavyworkload,sodon'thavethetimeorenergytopayattentiontoapatient'smentalhealth,"saidLi,whoisstudyingforamaster'sdegreeinpsychology. "Someregarditasbeingoutsideofthemaintreatment." Inagroupsessionwithfourlung...
Our THRIVE program includes support groups virtually and in-person for cancer patients and caregivers. In-person groups are spread throughout the Mid-South. Find a support a support group that best meets your needs today!View Upcoming Dates Close For Patients and Families Communication, ...
Group support interventions for women with breast cancer: who benefits from what? Research on the benefits of social support groups has been inconclusive. One reason is that individual differences in intervention responses have rarely be... V S,Helgeson,Cohen,... - 《Health Psychology Official Jou...
location gibbs cancer center & research institute - spartanburg 380 serpentine drive spartanburg, sc 29303 united states show map about this event the survivorship program offers a monthly opportunity for breast cancer patients and survivors to connect with one another. this unique offering is ...
In sum, cancer survivors and those who care about them are increasingly relying on the Internet for information and support; yet, the reasons and benefits for accessing Internet support sites differs for prostate and breast cancer patients and survivors. The purpose of this study is to add to ...
effectiveness of self-help and support groups for cancer patients: a review following the recognition of the psychological difficulties faced by cancer sufferers, there has been a rapid growth in forms of group help. there is a wid... facilitating online support groups for cancer patients: the ...
Background Cancer support groups are conducted at most cancer centers. Although there is increasing demand among patients and families for support groups, little data exist outlining which topics patients and caregivers consider as most important for support group discussion and presentation. We conducted...
Contact with breast cancer patients and survivors is also a source of supporting information, with however a possible negative impact in terms of emotional coping. In this context, the immediate family becomes a fundamental resource for coping and a relational space that mediates connections with ...