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Family Counselling Eases Distress for Children of Parents With Cancer
Original: When a Parent Has Cancer: Family Counselling Eases Distress Over a Year, Study Finds
A new study finds that family counselling can reduce psychological distress in families where a parent has cancer, with benefits lasting over a year. The approach, which involves both parents and children, appears to help families communicate and cope with the illness together. The findings suggest counselling should be considered part of standard support for families affected by a parent's cancer diagnosis.
Why now: New research showing lasting mental health benefits of family counselling for families facing parental cancer
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Evidence
- When a Parent Has Cancer: Family Counselling Eases Distress Over a Year, Study Finds · Bioengineer.org
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