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Clinician Webinar: “What About the Kids?” Help for Those Caring for Adult Oncology Patients [DECEMBER]

Adult oncology care providers often hear the question "What about my kids?" from patients who are also parents. Parenting patients struggle with where to begin, what to say, and how to say it at diagnosis, during treatment, and beyond.

So how can you, a patient's trusted care provider, provide support?

Research shows that having open, age-appropriate conversations with kids about their parent’s illness helps to decrease their worry, stress, and anxiety. These open conversations also promote their social-emotional wellbeing.

Register for this webinar to learn how to support and guide patients who are talking about cancer with their kids and to receive a free digital copy of our Pickles Family Support Kit. You'll learn from our Chief Clinical Program Officer, Kelsey Mora, LCPC, CCLS, expert in supporting families through illness.

When: Wednesday, December 4th from 12-1pm CT

Event Type: Virtual (Zoom Session)

Who Can Attend: This free educational webinar is well suited for health care and mental health providers who want to take away practical, evidence-based ways to support adult oncology patients talking with kids about cancer. Please note that all event times are in Central Time.

(Parents, caregivers, friends, and family, please email contact@picklesgroup.org to request the most recent recording of our How to Talk to Kids About Cancer webinar)

Cost: Free

Registration: Please complete this registration form to 1) receive your Pickles Family Support Kit copy; 2) receive the webinar Zoom Link; and 3) submit your questions in advance. Questions must be submitted by noon CT on the day before the webinar to ensure we have time to address the group’s priority concerns.

PS- Interested in formalizing a partnership with Pickles Group? Email contact@picklesgroup.org.

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