A cancer diagnosis doesn't just affect the body — it shakes the foundations of everyday life, relationships, and identity. For South Asian patients and their families, the emotional weight of isolation and loneliness can feel especially heavy, often compounded by cultural expectations and limited mental health conversations within our communities.

In this session, we explore:
* The emotional impact of a cancer diagnosis on patients and families
* Why cancer survivors and caregivers often feel isolated — even when surrounded by people
* How cancer disrupts relationships and daily routines
* Practical strategies to foster connection and feel truly supported
* Ways to improve overall well-being and quality of life during and after treatment
* Culturally sensitive approaches for South Asian survivors and caregivers

This talk is for anyone who has felt unseen, overwhelmed, or alone on their cancer journey — and for those who love and support them.

Recorded: April 7th
Session: Managing Stress, Social Isolation & Loneliness for South Asian Cancer Survivors and Families

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