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Psychological Support Publications

This publication section contains a list of booklets for people affected psychologically by cancer.





Who can ever understand? Talking about your cancer.

Who can ever understand? Talking about your cancer

Last Revised
2008

This booklet has been produced by Nursing Services of the Irish Cancer Society to meet the need for improved communication, information and support for cancer patients and their families throughout diagnosis and treatment.Please use the   online order form to order a copy or alternatively you can download it .







Lost for Words. How to talk to someone with cancer.

Lost for Words. How to talk to someone with cancer.

Last Revised
2010

his booklet has been written to help you support someone close to you with cancer. Many people find it difficult to talk to someone who has cancer, or to know how to give support. This booklet gives advice and tips that might help you to feel more confident about supporting your friend or relative.Please use the   online order form to order a copy or alternatively you can download it .








Understanding the emotional effects of cancer

Understanding the emotional effects of cancer

Last Revised
2008

This booklet has been written to help you understand more about the emotional effects of cancer. The information covers various kinds of emotional effects, in particular anxiety and depression, and ways to help you deal with them.Please use the   online order form to order a copy or alternatively you can download it .









Talking to children about cancer

Talking to children about cancer booklet .A guide for parents.

Last Revised
2008

This booklet has been written to help parents, families and carers explain a diagnosis of cancer to children. It also looks at how a cancer diagnosis is likely to affect them. It focuses on the parent with cancer and gives some advice and suggestions to help children of all ages understand a serious illness.Please use the   online order form to order a copy or alternatively you can download it .








A Time to Care

A Time to Care booklet. Caring for someone seriously ill at home

Last Revised
2010

The aim of this booklet is to assist people who want to care for a seriously ill family member or friend at home. It is not unusual for those who are very ill to want to be cared for in their own homes. The Irish Cancer Society recognises the need to help such people and aims to achieve it through its patient care services and by assisting families in these circumstances.Please use the   online order form to order a copy or alternatively you can download it .




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