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For Everyone Touched By Cancer
In the face of a cancer diagnosis, communication can often become one of the biggest challenges for individuals and their loved ones. In these difficult times, navigating sensitive conversations can feel overwhelming and even isolating. For those affected by cancer, it’s essential to find ways to discuss concerns, fears, and emotions openly while also maintaining an atmosphere of compassion and support.
To guide individuals through these challenges, Natasha Jivan—a Registered Nurse and Clinical Psychologist with nearly two decades of mental health experience—will host an insightful webinar, Navigating Difficult Conversations for People Affected by Cancer. Natasha’s professional and personal experiences uniquely position her to offer compassionate, effective communication strategies for patients, caregivers, and families alike. Join us for an engaging session designed to foster connection and understanding as we explore how to approach and manage these challenging dialogues.
This special session is a unique opportunity to learn from an expert who not only has extensive experience in mental health and clinical support but also has had personal encounters with cancer’s impact on loved ones. Natasha’s insights and techniques aim to transform communication patterns that arise in the wake of a cancer diagnosis.
This webinar is designed to provide actionable tools that will help individuals, whether they are directly diagnosed with cancer, caregivers, or family members, to communicate more effectively during this difficult journey.
This event is not just for patients; it’s for everyone involved in a cancer journey, including:
This webinar is open to anyone who wants to foster a positive impact on the lives of those affected by cancer, whether personally or professionally.
Natasha Jivan is more than a Registered Nurse and Clinical Psychologist; she is a compassionate advocate for those touched by cancer. She holds almost two decades of experience in mental health care, working closely with individuals diagnosed with cancer, other genetic conditions, and those receiving palliative care. Natasha’s background in healthcare and her personal experiences with loved ones facing cancer challenges bring a unique depth of empathy to her practice.
In her private practice on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia, Natasha provides crucial support to those grappling with life transitions and serious diagnoses. Her goal is to empower people through challenging moments and equip them with tools that can ease the path ahead. Natasha’s dedication to improving lives by enhancing communication for patients and their loved ones promises to make this webinar both impactful and transformative.
