Emotional Support and Daily Life

Cancer may affect your life, but it doesn’t have to define you. Learn more about dealing with cancer during your teen and young adult years.

It’s challenging to deal with cancer when you are learning to become an adult. Learn how to take charge of your life.

Cancer treatment and side effects will likely disrupt your regular school schedule. Find resources to help you make the most of your education.

Care for your body, mind, and soul. Find out more about how to live a healthy life.

Cancer may affect how you relate to yourself and others. Learn how to nurture these connections.

Listen to hopeful thoughts, medical explanations, and practical advice from families and care teams facing childhood and adolescent cancer, blood disorders, and other serious pediatric illnesses.

The treatments that cure cancer can also have certain long-term and late side effects. Learn about which treatments are linked to certain late effects.

Childhood cancer survivors may face lifelong challenges related to cancer treatment. Learn about possible conditions and ways to stay healthy.

Psychologists and other mental health providers can help your child adjust to serious illness. Learn how psychology and mental health services can help