Cancer Australia Podcasts

Treatment for breast cancer can affect each woman differently. Women undergoing treatment can experience dramatic mood changes and mental health can be affected...

What does losing a breast mean to a woman? How can a man provide help, understanding and support?...

This is 5th of 10 tracks from the audio resource, 'When the woman you love has metastatic (secondary) breast cancer' (PTA). When a woman is diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer, the news and its implications can be enormously challenging for her, and also for her partner and family. This series of podcast episodes (a CD is also available from the resource library) provides advice and information to men supporting a woman they love who has been diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer on how to deal with their own needs and feelings. Men share their own experiences and health professionals offer guidance on a range of emotional, physical and practical issues. Cancer Australia would like to thank all those who contributed their time, experiences and expertise to develop this resource.

This is 1st of 10 tracks from the audio resource, 'When the woman you love has metastatic breast cancer' (PTA). When a woman is diagnosed with metastatic (secondary) breast cancer, the news and its implications can be enormously challenging for her, and also for her partner and family. This series of podcast episodes (a CD is also available from the resource library) provides advice and information to men supporting a woman they love who has been diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer on how to deal with their own needs and feelings. Men share their own experiences and health professionals offer guidance on a range of emotional, physical and practical issues. Cancer Australia would like to thank all those who contributed their time, experiences and expertise to develop this resource.

This is 7th of 10 tracks from the audio resource, 'When the woman you love has metastatic (secondary) breast cancer' (PTA). When a woman is diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer, the news and its implications can be enormously challenging for her, and also for her partner and family. This series of podcast episodes (a CD is also available from the resource library) provides advice and information to men supporting a woman they love who has been diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer on how to deal with their own needs and feelings. Men share their own experiences and health professionals offer guidance on a range of emotional, physical and practical issues. Cancer Australia would like to thank all those who contributed their time, experiences and expertise to develop this resource.

This is 8th of 10 tracks from the audio resource, 'When the woman you love has metastatic (secondary) breast cancer' (PTA). When a woman is diagnosed with secondary breast cancer, the news and its implications can be enormously challenging for her, and also for her partner and family. This series of podcast episodes (a CD is also available from the resource library) provides advice and information to men supporting a woman they love who has been diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer on how to deal with their own needs and feelings. Men share their own experiences and health professionals offer guidance on a range of emotional, physical and practical issues. Cancer Australia would like to thank all those who contributed their time, experiences and expertise to develop this resource.

This is 2nd of 10 tracks from the audio resource, 'When the woman you love has metastatic (secondary) breast cancer' (PTA). When a woman is diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer, the news and its implications can be enormously challenging for her, and also for her partner and family. This series of podcast episodes (a CD is also available from the resource library) provides advice and information to men supporting a woman they love who has been diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer on how to deal with their own needs and feelings. Men share their own experiences and health professionals offer guidance on a range of emotional, physical and practical issues. Cancer Australia would like to thank all those who contributed their time, experiences and expertise to develop this resource.

This is 3rd of 10 tracks from the audio resource, 'When the woman you love has metastatic (secondary) breast cancer' (PTA). When a woman is diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer, the news and its implications can be enormously challenging for her, and also for her partner and family. This series of podcast episodes provides advice and information to men supporting a woman they love who has been diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer on how to deal with their own needs and feelings. Men share their own experiences and health professionals offer guidance on a range of emotional, physical and practical issues. Cancer Australia would like to thank all those who contributed their time, experiences and expertise to develop this resource.

This is 10th of 10 tracks from the audio resource, 'When the woman you love has metastatic (secondary) breast cancer'. When a woman is diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer, the news and its implications can be enormously challenging for her, and also for her partner and family. This series of podcast episodes (a CD is also available from the resource library) provides advice and information to men supporting a woman they love who has been diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer on how to deal with their own needs and feelings. Men share their own experiences and health professionals offer guidance on a range of emotional, physical and practical issues. Cancer Australia would like to thank all those who contributed their time, experiences and expertise to develop this resource.

This is 9th of 10 tracks from the audio resource, 'When the woman you love has metastatic (secondary) breast cancer'. When a woman is diagnosed with secondary breast cancer, the news and its implications can be enormously challenging for her, and also for her partner and family. This series of podcast episodes (a CD is also available from the resource library) provides advice and information to men supporting a woman they love who has been diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer on how to deal with their own needs and feelings. Men share their own experiences and health professionals offer guidance on a range of emotional, physical and practical issues. Cancer Australia would like to thank all those who contributed their time, experiences and expertise to develop this resource.