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Navigating the emotional impact of cancer can be challenging for patients, caregivers, and families. You may be facing a wide range of concerns as you cope with your diagnosis and treatment. Fortunately, you don't have to manage these burdens alone.
The psychiatric oncology team at St. Luke's Cancer Institute works closely with you and your loved ones to provide support throughout your cancer journey and improve your quality of life.
The psychiatric oncology team at St. Luke's Cancer Institute works closely with you and your loved ones to provide support throughout your cancer journey and improve your quality of life.
Feelings You May Experience
- So overwhelmed you panic
- So sad you don’t want to go through treatment
- Angry and irritable
- Unable to cope with pain, fatigue, or nausea
- Guilty, worthless, useless, hopeless, or helpless
- Unable to stop thinking about cancer and/or dying
- Less enjoyment of activities
Easing Your Distress
We’ll be by your side to offer help that ranges from counseling to managing your medicines. We’ll help you:- Feel less anxious and uncertain
- Manage sleep problems, fatigue, and nausea
- Deal with mood changes
- Cope with changes in your body
- Communicate with family and friends
Making an Appointment
For a referral, please speak with your oncologist.-
Facilities & Locations
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In All Locations
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St. Luke's Cancer Institute: Boise
100 E. Idaho St.Boise, ID 83712(208) 381-2711 -
St. Luke's Cancer Institute: Fruitland
1118 NW 16th St.Suite DFruitland, ID 83619(208) 452-7677 -
St. Luke's Cancer Institute: Meridian
520 S. Eagle Rd.Meridian, ID 83642(208) 706-5651 -
St. Luke's Cancer Institute: Nampa
9951 W. St. Luke's DriveNampa, ID 83687(208) 467-6700
