Emotional Support & Counseling

A childhood cancer diagnosis affects the whole family,

emotionally as well as physically. Feelings of fear, anxiety, and helplessness are common for both parents and children. Emotional support and counseling can provide a safe space to cope, heal, and find strength during this difficult journey, reminding you that you don’t have to face it alone.

  • Provides for the psychological and emotional needs of families affected by childhood cancer. Assists with the cost of counseling for the pediatric cancer patient and their family, during and/or after treatment.

    BearNecessities.org

  • Seeks to improve the physical and emotional well-being of people affected by cancer with supportive care and education. Offers classes, activities, support groups, and counseling. All services are free of charge.

    CancerWellness.org

  • Offers virtual support groups.

    CBTF.org

  • Seeks to improve the physical and emotional well-being of people affected by cancer with supportive care and education. Offers classes, activities, and support groups. Provides programming in Spanish and Polish. All services are free of charge.

    GildasClubChicago.org

  • Seeks to improve the physical and emotional well-being of people affected by cancer with supportive care and education. Offers classes, activities, and support groups. All services are free of charge.

    LivingWellCRC.org

  • Seeks to improve the physical and emotional well-being of people affected by cancer with supportive care and education. Offers classes, activities, and support groups. All services are free of charge.

    WellnessHouse.org

  • Connects people living with cancer in the family with someone who has experienced a similar cancer situation.

    ImermanAngels.org

  • An online community to connect with others on a cancer journey.

    CancerSupportCommunity.org

  • An online support community for families living with childhood cancer.

    Momcology.org

  • An online support community for young adults living with cancer.

    StupidCancer.org