Coping Checklists for Patients and Caregivers
These checklists can help patients and caregivers spot signs of anxiety or depression in themselves or others, and learn about their own coping methods.
Distress Checklist for Patients With Cancer
If you have cancer, it can get to be too much sometimes. This checklist can assist you in deciding if you need extra help.
Distress Checklist for Caregivers
If you are taking care of someone with cancer, this checklist can assist you in deciding if you need more help.
Coping Checklist for Caregivers
Caring for someone who is sick, taking on new responsibilities, and worrying about the future can be exhausting at the very least --and can quickly lead to "burnout." When you are busy caring for the person with cancer, who is taking care of you?
Coping Checklist for Patients
Everyone has a different style when it comes to coping with the emotional roller coaster of cancer. Learn about your coping methods and how helpful they are to you.
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