Coping With Cancer
Helping you Cope
Navigating a new cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming. A diagnosis often requires changes to the daily routine, as well as extra time needed to learn as much as possible about your cancer and treatment options. Mount Sinai has resources to help you cope.
Indigenous Patient Navigator
Support and help navigating the cancer system is available for First Nation, Inuit and Metis patients coming for cancer care at Sinai Health.
Psychiatry in Cancer Care
Learn about the support available at Mount Sinai Hospital to patients as they work through the challenges of a cancer diagnosis.
Adoloscents and Young Adults (AYAs)
As an an adolescent or young adult (ages 18-39) a cancer diagnosis can be an added stress on top of many other life stressors. Learn more about how we can help.
Exercise
Learn more about how exercise can be part of your treatment plan - even while you are undergoing cancer therapy.
Tips for Caregivers
Being a caregiver to someone with cancer is an important role to play. Learn more about managing caregiving responsibilities and ways to get support when you need it.
Community and Online Resources
There are a number of special programs and services available to help those living with cancer. Here is a list of community and internet-based resources.
Smoking and Cancer Treatment
Learn more about the benefits of quitting smoking, even after a cancer diagnosis and during treatment.
