Caregiving

Emily McTate, Ph.D., discusses how pediatric psychology can proactively support childhood development during and after cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Dr. Kristina Butler explains how cervical cancer is diagnosed and treated, how to prevent it, and how to support a loved one with the disease.

Lynne Vitagliano, a clinical social worker, offers advice on the right things to say to people living with cancer.

Mayo Clinic launched the Caregiver Support Program to help family caregivers in December 2021. This is its origin story.

Dr. Shehzad Niazi offers suggestions for managing emotions and providing support for loved ones diagnosed with cancer.

Sarah Cormell, a Mayo Clinic social worker, shares tips to help caregivers care for themselves while caring for a loved one.

Caregivers are welcome to attend virtual and in-person events to help them reduce stress, connect with other caregivers, and care for their needs.

Shawn Ehlers, Ph.D., explains what onco-psychology is and how it's used to help people cope with the stress of cancer and its treatment.

Joan Griffin, Ph.D., shares what her research has revealed about how caregivers can improve communication with care teams.

Psychiatrist Dr. Shehzad Niazi explains why holidays can trigger emotions for people with cancer and their loved ones, and how to cope.