The Psychosocial Needs of Young Adults

Presenter: Emily Drake, PhD Student, Faculty of Health, Dalhousie University
Presentation Title: The Psychosocial Needs of Young Adults
Presentation Description: This presentation will highlight the unique needs of young adult patients and survivors. It will also describe relevant resources and online communities available.
Learning Objectives:
- Review the unique needs of young adults
- Describe the available resources for young adults
- Highlight relevant social media communities
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2019 Brain Tumour Webinar Series
The 2019 Brain Tumour Webinar Series will feature various webinars throughout the year, which will include topics around research, treatment, advance care planning, young adults living with a brain tumour, personal stories from brain tumour survivors and caregivers, and more. These webinars will replace the English Brain Tumour National Conference.
View/register for all available Brain Tumour Webinars:
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Please note:
- All presentations will run from 2:00pm EST - 2:45pm EST
- All presentations are free
- Presentations may be added periodically. Check back often for updates
- You must register for each webinar separately
- All presentations will be recorded and uploaded to Online Learning (www.braintumou....
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