Communication and Conversations with Family and Children About Cancer Diagnosis and Care
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Learn essential strategies for communicating with family members and children about cancer diagnosis and care in this 31-minute lecture from Yale Cancer Center's Chief of Family and Behavioral Health Services. Explore effective approaches for having difficult conversations, supporting children's understanding, and maintaining open family dialogue throughout the cancer journey. Gain valuable insights from Dr. Nancy Borstelmann's expertise in pediatric oncology and family behavioral health services, drawing from her experience as Co-Director of the Early Onset Cancer Program at Yale Cancer Center and Smilow Cancer Hospital. Master practical techniques for age-appropriate discussions, managing emotional responses, and fostering a supportive family environment during cancer treatment and care.
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Communication and Conversations with Family & Children About Cancer Diagnosis and Care
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Yale Cancer Center