Childhood Cancer Mental Health Resources

For any age, role, or stage in the cancer journey
Hearing the words "your child has cancer" is a life-altering experience. Know that you are not alone in navigating this uncharted territory. 

Therapy for Childhood, Adolescent, and Young Adult Cancer

Support for Patients, Survivors, and Loved Ones
Nobody ever expects to face cancer early in life. Therapy can help with navigating mental health challenges like anxiety, depression, and trauma that often occur following a cancer diagnosis. Working with a therapist who understands the realities of childhood and AYA cancer can help you to find the hope within the heavy. During life's hardest challenges, you deserve to have the best possible support. 
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15,000+
Children are diagnosed with cancer in the United States each year
99%
Of families have at least one member affected by traumatic stress

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If you know a family who has a child with cancer, you may be wondering how you can best support them. Read and share this free guide to learn more about childhood cancer and see tips on how to show diagnosed children, their siblings, and their parents that you'll help them get through this journey.
What is Childhood Cancer?How Can I Help?How to Support
What is Childhood Cancer?How to Support
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