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Learning to Relax Podcasts
Learning to Relax Podcasts
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Learning to Relax Audio Files
Learning to Relax Audio Files
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Exercise for People Living with Cancer
Exercise for People Living with Cancer
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Community Resources
Community Resources
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The Thing About Cancer Podcasts
The Thing About Cancer Podcasts
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The Thing About Advanced Cancer
The Thing About Advanced Cancer Podcasts
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Learning to Relax Podcasts
In this series of podcasts we look at the impact of stress and how to bring about the relaxation response. You may like to watch these podcasts to help develop your relaxation skills.
Learning to Relax Audio Files
These audio files are designed to help cancer patients and their families, friends and carers learn relaxation techniques that may reduce the effects of stress associated with cancer. It includes guidelines and introductory exercises together with natural sounds and peaceful music to help listeners get the most benefit from relaxation.
Listeners may also find it helpful to read A Guide to Relaxation which is designed as a guide to be used with the audio files.
Exercise for People Living with Cancer
Exercise for People Living with Cancer is a booklet which has been prepared to help you understand the importance of exercise, and to provide information about the benefits of exercise during and after cancer treatment. We have included tips on exercise preparation, plus some examples of exercise techniques that you can do at home. If you are a patient, family or friend and would like to order a copy please call Cancer Council 13 11 20. Or you can download it here. Accompanying this booklet is a series of videos which have been designed to make this booklet more effective. They provide clear demonstrations on how to perform each move and support you to do the exercises safely and correctly.
Exercise for People Living with Cancer
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Exercise Videos
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Community Resources
Cancer Council Queensland provides support and information programs to Queenslanders impacted by cancer. To support access to this information online videos are provided.
The Thing About Cancer Podcasts
How do people cope after a cancer diagnosis? What do all the tests mean? Will treatment leave you foggy headed? Does cancer always cause paing?
If you or someone you care about has been diagnosed with cancer, you may be searching for the answers to these and other questions. Listen now to the Thing About Cancer, with host Julie McCrossin chatting to experts about all things cancer
Welcome Episode: What is The Thing About Cancer
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Coping with a Cancer Diagnosis
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Cancer Affects the Carer Too
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Making Treatment Decisions
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How to Help Someone with Cancer
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Family Dynamics and Cancer
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Tests and Cancer
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Brain Fog and Cancer
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Managing Cancer Pain
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Sleep and Cancer
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Managing Fear
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Genetic Tests and Cancer
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New Cancer Treatments - Immunotherapy and Targeted Therapy
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Appetite Loss and Nausea
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Sex and Cancer
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Managing Cancer Fatigue
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Explaining Cancer to Kids
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The Thing About Advanced Cancer Podcasts
In The Thing About Advanced Cancer podcasts, host Julie McCrossin joins experts to answer the big questions about advanced cancer.
Whether you are living long term with advanced cancer, you are facing end of life, or you are caring for someone with advanced cancer – this podcast series has information and insights that can help you navigate through these challenging times.
Living with Dying
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Caring for Someone in Their Last Months
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Managing Pain when Cancer is Advanced
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Avoiding Delirium when Cancer is Advanced
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Managing Breathlessness when Cancer is Advanced
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The Role of Hope and Purpose in Advanced Cancer
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Living Well with Advanced Cancer
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Treatment Options for Advanced Cancer
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Caring for Someone with Advanced Cancer
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What Does Advanced Cancer Mean
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Coping with Grief
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Life After Loss
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End of Life Care at Home
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Managing Relationships as the Carer
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Self-care for Carers
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