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Podcasts for Carers

Cancer affects carers and family members of people with cancer as well.

Our podcasts are produced and recorded by Cancer Council to answer some of the questions you may have and to give you practical advice and information you can use with your caring roles.

Interested in our other podcasts? You can review our full list of podcasts, in our Information Resources section.

Caring for Someone in Their Last Months

Caring for someone in their final months can be an emotional time, as well as physically demanding. How do you meet their needs as well as your own?
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by Cancer Council Team Cancer Council Team April 2021
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Sex and Cancer

How do I talk to my partner about sex? Does the experience of sex change after a cancer diagnosis? Talking about sex isn't always easy but good communication is key.
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by Cancer Council Team Cancer Council Team April 2021
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Family Dynamics and Cancer

Every cancer experience is different, and the way loved ones react to a diagnosis will be different as well.
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by Cancer Council Team Cancer Council Team March 2021
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How to Help Someone with Cancer

When someone you know is diagnosed with cancer, it can be hard to know how to help.
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by Cancer Council Team Cancer Council Team March 2021
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Cancer affects the Carer too

A cancer diagnosis not only changes the life of the person with the cancer, but also the lives of those close to them.
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by Valued Contributor March 2021
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