Practical tips to fall asleep faster and improve the quality of your sleep during cancer
Emotional Support
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In this article, we look at how you can help your loved one with cancer, even when you cannot be present near them.
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What not to say to a cancer patient (and what to say instead)
by Team OncoMost of us don’t know what to say to someone with cancer. Here are some tips on what to say and what to avoid saying.
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Cancer Counselling: Top 10 Do’s and Don’ts for Cancer Patients
by Team OncoTop 10 things to do if you are a cancer patient
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Cancer Counselling: How to Manage Total Pain During Cancer
by Team OncoCancer counsellor Bincy Mathew explains how you can manage cancer pains at home
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A Practical Way to Deal with Cancer Pains: Mindfulness and The Body Scan
by Team OncoCancer counsellor Bincy Mathew explains how mindfulness can help deal with cancer pains.
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5 Ways to feel better about your body during cancer
by Team OncoAdapting to the changes in your body during cancer treatment can take some time and effort but it is well worth it
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What Does ‘Quality Of Life’ Mean For Cancer Patients?
by Team OncoWe look at how the quality of life after cancer can be improved through simple lifestyle changes
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How to Face a Cancer Diagnosis: A Step by Step Guide on What to Do
by Team OncoWe look at what steps you can take to face your cancer diagnosis in a better way and move forwards towards your treatment with a better mindset
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Why Cancer Patients And Caregivers Need Counselling
by Bincy MathewCounselling is for anyone who’s going through a bad time or is facing stress, anxiety or depression. Cancer counsellor Bincy Mathew explains how counselling can help cancer patients and their family to cope with the diagnosis, treatment and life after cancer.