Breast Cancer Network of Strength ShareRing Network Podcasts

Close relationships can be vital when coping with a breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. This podcast, presented by Dr. Karen Kayser of the Graduate School of Social Work at Boston College, addresses the issues couples may experience and will explain that personal coping styles affect the experience of both partners. Part 3 of this podcast features the question and answer portion of the call. To hear Dr. Kayser’s lecture on this subject, please listen to parts one and two.

 

 Relationships Challenged by Cancer, Part 3/3 [18:43m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Close relationships can be vital when coping with a breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. This podcast, presented by Dr. Karen Kayser of the Graduate School of Social Work at Boston College, addresses the issues couples may experience and will explain that personal coping styles affect the experience of both partners. Couples with pre-existing difficulties in their relationships often find it harder to deal with the demands of the cancer journey. Dr. Kayser outlines the key elements of successful coping, including respecting and understanding how your partner handles stress. Although medical treatment may end, emotional difficulties often remain and need attention.

This is part 2 of the lecture. To hear the beginning of the lecture, please listen to part one of this three-part podcast.

 

 Relationships Challenged by Cancer, Part 2/3 [22:13m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Close relationships can be vital when coping with a breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. This podcast, presented by Dr. Karen Kayser of the Graduate School of Social Work at Boston College, addresses the issues couples may experience and will explain that personal coping styles affect the experience of both partners. Couples with pre-existing difficulties in their relationships often find it harder to deal with the demands of the cancer journey. Dr. Kayser outlines the key elements of successful coping, including respecting and understanding how your partner handles stress. Although medical treatment may end, emotional difficulties often remain and need attention.

This is part 1 of the lecture. To hear the end of the lecture, please listen to part two of this three-part podcast.

 

 Relationships Challenged by Cancer, Part 1/3 [15:15m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download