Cancer Learning Centre

209 resources found

• How to Manage Your Anxiety - Italian Share

  This guide is written in Italian. It is for people who have anxiety before, during or after cancer treatment. Anxiety is normal for patients and families coping with cancer. It often goes away on its own within days. If your anxiety lasts longer you may need help to manage it.

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  1. How To Manage Your Anxiety Italian Cco 2022 Pem Final (PDF File, 208.37 KB)
• How to Manage Your Anxiety - Punjabi Share

  This guide is written in Punjabi. It is for people who have anxiety before, during or after cancer treatment. Anxiety is normal for patients and families coping with cancer. It often goes away on its own within days. If your anxiety lasts longer you may need help to manage it.

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  1. How To Manage Your Anxiety Punjabi Cco 2022 Pem Final (PDF File, 249.52 KB)
• How to Manage Your Anxiety - Simplified Chinese Share

  This guide is written in simplified Chinese. It is for people who have anxiety before, during or after cancer treatment. Anxiety is normal for patients and families coping with cancer. It often goes away on its own within days. If your anxiety lasts longer you may need help to manage it.

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  1. How To Manage Your Anxiety Simplified Chinese Cco 2022 Pem Final (PDF File, 315.1 KB)
• How to Manage Your Anxiety - Spanish Share

  This guide is written in Spanish. It is for people who have anxiety before, during or after cancer treatment. Anxiety is normal for patients and families coping with cancer. It often goes away on its own within days. If your anxiety lasts longer you may need help to manage it.

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  1. How To Manage Your Anxiety Spanish Cco 2022 Pem Final (PDF File, 205.58 KB)
• How to Manage Your Anxiety - Tamil Share

  This guide is written in Tamil. It is for people who have anxiety before, during or after cancer treatment. Anxiety is normal for patients and families coping with cancer. It often goes away on its own within days. If your anxiety lasts longer you may need help to manage it.

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  1. How To Manage Your Anxiety Tamil Cco 2022 Pem Final (PDF File, 333.54 KB)
• How to Manage Your Anxiety - Traditional Chinese Share

  This guide is written in traditional Chinese. It is for people who have anxiety before, during or after cancer treatment. Anxiety is normal for patients and families coping with cancer. It often goes away on its own within days. If your anxiety lasts longer you may need help to manage it.

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  1. How To Manage Your Anxiety Traditional Chinese Cco 2022 Pem Final (PDF File, 345.27 KB)
• How to Manage Your Anxiety - French Share

  This guide is written in French. It is for people who have anxiety before, during or after cancer treatment. Anxiety is normal for patients and families coping with cancer. It often goes away on its own within days. If your anxiety lasts longer you may need help to manage it.

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  1. How To Manage Your Anxiety French Cco 2022 Pem Final (PDF File, 250.02 KB)
• Your Guide to the Waterloo Wellington Regional Cancer Program Share

  This booklet was created by our patients and healthcare team to give you key information that you will need as a patient, family member or care partner. The booklet has information that can be used through all stages of your journey with the Waterloo Wellington Regional Cancer Program.

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  1. Masterwwrcporientation Booklet Wrhnccinsert Sept2025 Compressed (PDF File, 826.11 KB)
• Wheels Of Hope - Canadian Cancer Society Share

  The Canadian Cancer Society is pleased to provide the Wheels of Hope driving program to help you with travel to Cancer Centres. Trained and dedicated volunteer drivers may be available to help you with some of your cancer-specific medical appointments.

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  1. Wheels Of Hope Client Information Hand Out Provincial (PDF File, 115.67 KB)
• Palliative Care is more than just end-of-life care Share

  Video that takes you through what palliative care really is - and how it can help you. Created by the Canadian Cancer Society.

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• Making Decisions for your Care and Treatment Share

  This handout from Ontario Health - Cancer Care Ontario. It will give you information on informed consent and substitute decision makers. When you have cancer, there are many decisions to make about your care and treatment. Thinking and talking about your wishes, values, and beliefs in advance can make these decisions easier.
  

• How To Tell If You Have A Fever Share

  This is a short postcard about fevers and how to tell if you have one. Created by Ontario Health - Cancer Care Ontario.

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  1. Ccofever Postcard (PDF File, 87.22 KB)
• Neutropenia - what you need to know Share

  Ontario Health - Cancer Care Ontario has created this handout to help you learn more about neutropenia (low white blood cells).

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  1. Cconeutropenia (PDF File, 79.45 KB)
• Myeloma Pathfinder Share

  This 2 page handout has information on websites and resources for people with myeloma. Created by the Waterloo Regional Cancer Program.
• Appetite Pathfinder Share

  This 2 page handout has information on websites and resources for people who are struggling with their appetite. Created by the Waterloo Regional Cancer Program.

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  1. Appetite Pathfinder (PDF File, 262.7 KB)