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For Patients & Caregivers

Access mental health resources for cancer diagnosis, treatment, and beyond.

For Healthcare Professionals

Integrate mental health wellness into comprehensive cancer care.

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Tap into a network of leading patient groups for support.

Created by BeiGene

Dedicated to Patients First.

A diagnosis of cancer can be overwhelming. Anxiety, depression, isolation, and fear are just a few of the impacts felt by patients and their loved ones across the cancer continuum.

Talking about mental health and emotional wellness with healthcare professionals is a vital part of comprehensive cancer care. Mental health support, tools and resources can positively impact the course of treatment and improve quality of life and health outcomes.

Talk About It: Cancer and Mental Health elevates the important intersection of mental health and cancer care. It helps to normalize conversations, provides links to resources and brings the cancer community together to better support all people impacted by cancer.

Your Story Is Important To Us!

Cancer is personal and each journey is unique. At BeiGene, we want to hear directly from cancer patients and caregivers about their experiences so we can learn and elevate our collective voices.

Are you a Blood Cancer or Gastric Cancer patient who would like to share your story with BeiGene?

Patient & Caregiver Stories

Hear patient and caregivers personal journeys with mental health and cancer.

How important is your care team in helping you care for your mental health?

How important is the role of mental health in coping with a diagnosis of cancer?

What challenges do caregivers face when coping with mental health and your loved one’s cancer diagnosis?

How important are supportive resources and advocacy tools in coping emotionally with a diagnosis of cancer?

Advocate for yourself! You can get help, but you have to ask and sometimes keep asking for it. There will be ups and downs regardless of mental health treatment, but you don’t have to do it alone.”

Throughout my career as an oncology social worker, I have witnessed how mental health care services can improve emotional well-being during the cancer journey, as well as adherence to treatment plans and overall quality of life. It’s absolutely critical.”

Advocate for yourself! You can get help, but you have to ask and sometimes keep asking for it. There will be ups and downs regardless of mental health treatment, but you don’t have to do it alone.

Mental Health Resources for Cancer