Recognising the psychological demands that show up for you will enable you to make choices that help improve your ability to manage your psychological wellbeing during treatment.
For example, if limited information about your treatment is troubling you, it may be helpful to seek further information from health professionals involved in your care about any questions or concerns you may have.
Information about treatment
Sense of control
Physical changes
Searching for meaning
Finding support
Managing relationships
Intense feelings
Psychological preparation for treatment may help you to identify ways to manage and promote your psychological wellbeing during treatment. As with any form of preparation,
it is impossible to predict the course of treatment and what you may find challenging.
The advice on these pages is designed to help you prepare for the treatment ahead and support you through to recovery.
If you need further advice and support please discuss this with your key worker or healthcare professional.
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