Who would benefit from this program
The Psychosocial Oncology program offers specialized treatments to deal with the emotional challenges that come while living and coping with cancer. The program also offers support to family members of those touched by cancer, many of whom may be dealing with its impact on loved ones, including dealing with loss.
If you, or a family member, are coping with a new cancer diagnosis or a recurrence, or if you are experiencing consistent feelings of sadness, anxiety, social isolation, spiritual and existential distress or other problems coping, our program is designed to help.
The Psychological Oncology services include:
- individual couple and family therapy (diversified therapeutic approaches)
- psychological assessment
- stress management interventions
- psychiatric assessment and treatment
- facilitating access to community resources
- bereavement counseling
Graduate Training in Psychosocial Oncology-PSO
Who is eligible?
Graduate students enrolled in a Psychology program. We do not take practicum level students.
How to apply? A complete application must include all of the following:
- cover letter
- 3 letters of references
- school transcripts
PSO Training Program Application Form (for Graduate Students)
Application deadline:
December 6, 2024
Send the application to:
Dr Lana Marie Pratt
Psychologist
MUHC Psychosocial Oncology Program
Glen site D02.9005
1001 Boulevard Décarie, Montréal, Québec H3A 3J1
É 514 934-1934 #43902
