A cancer diagnosis changes everyday life. Fear and uncertainty weigh heavily on those affected and their loved ones. Family members feel overwhelmed, while friends and acquaintances are unsettled. We support patients and their loved ones in this difficult situation—before, during, and after treatment. Together, we develop ways to reorient ourselves and help cope with the disease. 

Our specially trained professionals are available for consultations, individual, couple, or family discussions to address emotional problems, physical stress, and difficulties in marriage, partnerships, family, and social circles.

Cancer is often associated with social and financial worries. We therefore also support those affected by

• finding help in financial emergencies
• applying for follow-up treatments and aftercare
• applying for severely disabled status
• questions about your professional future
• arranging assistance from other institutions
• Sports activities

In exceptional cases, our advisors also make home or hospital visits.