Conflict in a cancer journey can lead to stress and anxiety which can be reduced through techniques such as progressive muscle relaxation.
Communicating about Cancer: Conflict Management (4 of 4)
Conflict in a cancer journey can lead to stress and anxiety which can be reduced through techniques such as progressive muscle relaxation.
Communicating about Cancer: Conflict Management (3 of 4)
Stress, worry, and anxiety are common in a cancer journey. Sometimes they are the result of unresolved conflict.
Communicating about Cancer: Conflict Management (2 of 4)
Coping with cancer, either as a patient, family member, friend, or medical provider can be very difficult. Stress levels are higher. Everyone involved can have less patience and be more sensitive to problems and issues. Common situations that might normally blow over can explode into a major argument instead.
Communicating about Cancer: Conflict Management (1 of 4)
If cancer is “The Big C,” conflict is the “Not-so-little C” that is almost always part of a cancer journey.
Collaborator Spotlight: Dr. Victoria Sánchez
Victoria Sánchez is an Associate Professor in the College of Population Health (COPH) at the University of New Mexico (UNM) in Albuquerque.
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