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Mental Health America

The MHA website contains information and fact sheets on depression and a wide range of other mental health topics. An online database allows you to search for a counselor in your area, or you can call

Living With Uncertainty

Living With Uncertainty 20988

The uncertainties that cancer can cause don’t always end when treatment ends. You may find that your life has changed in unexpected ways, which may make you feel uncertain and worried about what your read more

  • after treatment
  • cancer risk
  • emotional effects of cancer

Livestrong Guidebook and Planner & Journal

Now available in print or electronic versions, the Livestrong Guidebook is a companion for cancer survivors as they navigate the physical, emotional and practical concerns they may have during their

Metastatic Breast Cancer Network

Provides information and mental health resource navigation to patients with metastatic breast cancer. Some of the resources include in-person support groups, online message groups and peer support

Cancer and Fertility Risks for Women 22169

Some women find that cancer treatment affects or damages their fertility. For some of these women, once treatment ends, natural conception and childbearing are no longer options. It is important to read more

  • adoption
  • baby
  • donor eggs

National Register of Health Service Psychologists

The National Register of Health Service Psychologists sponsors this free psychologist referral website to promote consumer access to more than 12,000 professionally screened psychologists in the

Fertility FAQ for Women 28022

1. What is the difference between infertility and premature ovarian failure? read more

  • adoption
  • birth defect
  • breast cancer
Planning for Healthy Living

Planning for Healthy Living 38813

Good nutrition, exercise and other healthy behaviors may help your body heal. A good plan for healthy living may improve your quality of life. It might also lower your risk for future illnesses such read more

  • aftertreatment
  • exercise
  • healthy

Living Proof Exhibit

Living Proof Exhibit provides the therapeutic benefits of the arts to those impacted by cancer. This includes patients, survivors, families and caregivers. We provide monthly Creative Sessions,

Face 2 Face Healing

Support for those individuals experiencing a catastrophic event, such as cancer or a condition causing disfigurement. 

American Psychological Association: Psychology Help Center

The American Psychological Association has an online help center that offers consumers free information, facts and tips about mental health issues. The APA Help Center provides a variety of brochures

Cancer Support Community

Cancer Support Community extends assistance, education and hope to people affected by cancer. Providing professional programs of emotional support, education and hope for people impacted by cancer at

Children's Brain Tumor Foundation

Provides family and community support throughout the brain tumor journey.

Reclaiming Intimacy

Our mission is to be a worldwide provider of products, resources, and educational services to help overcome sexual dysfunction and loss of intimacy caused by illness. We want to help patients heal,

The Songs of Love Foundation

The Songs of Love Foundation organization that creates free, personalized, original songs to uplift children and teens currently facing tough medical, physical or emotional challenges.