CAREGIVERS NEED CARE, TOO
Resources and tips for caring for yourself while you care for others
Your dedication as a caregiver brings patients hope
From NUBEQA and patients everywhere, thank you for being a partner in care.
You play a critical role in the physical and emotional wellness of the patients you care for. Hear about the difference that caregivers like you have made for their loved ones.
Share your journey as a partner in care
You've likely been on a journey with your loved one for some time now. Along the way, you may have found comfort hearing from others who were going through similar challenges. We want to give you the opportunity to share your story so many others can find the same comfort. If you’re interested in participating, sign up below.
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Tips for taking care of you
NUBEQA understands the difference you make in how your partner, friend, or family member copes with their cancer. Often, caring for a loved one with prostate cancer means so much more than just caring—it means supporting them in lots of different ways along their journey.
We know it can be hard to find the time or even figure out what you can do to take care of yourself, That's why we've been working on a special tips guide to help you take care of yourself as you continue to help take care of your loved one.
Download helpful tips
Raise your voice—as a caregiver, you are a powerful advocate in your loved one’s journey with prostate cancer.
NUBEQA is here to help you have meaningful conversations with your loved ones and their care team. Keep an eye out for our appointment preparation guide, a tool designed to support your loved one's next healthcare visit.
Resources made specifically for caregivers
Find resources for every point in your journey as a caregiver. Find emotional and financial support, including articles, support groups, hotlines, and more, using the links below.
CancerCare offers free resource navigation to patients and caregivers who are looking for help with a range of challenges that people face in their journey with cancer. Use CancerCare’s Hopeline to talk to someone directly for help.
Find your nearest Veterans Affairs Caregiver Support Program team to enroll in programs and get access to caregiver services.
Hours: Monday-Thursday 10:00 AM-6:00 PM ET, Friday 10:00 AM-5:00 PM ET
Call 1-888-793-9355 for mental health support.
Call 1-877-333-5885 (English), or 1-888-971-2013 (Spanish).
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-8:00 PM ET
Sign up for the ZERO Prostate Cancer support retreat or find support groups for prostate cancer caregivers.
If you’re looking for emotional support, Cancer Support Community has tips for both patients and survivors.
Find access to support groups and tips for caregivers of patients with prostate cancer specifically.
Prostate Cancer Research Institute
Access additional support groups for caregivers.
AARP is home to an online community of caregivers. Start discussions with other caregivers and hear what has helped them during this time.
Limited financial assistance for cancer-related costs and co-pays, and professional oncology social workers to help you find additional resources.
Explore a range of financial resources through ZERO360, a prostate cancer patient support program.
Along your loved one's treatment journey, you may experience fatigue. Learn more about how to manage burnout with this article of helpful tips.
Cancer ABCs has a list of tips for accessible ways to take care of yourself and avoid burnout as you adjust to this significant change in your life.
Read articles and videos with guidance on caregiving and coping with mental health concerns as a caregiver.
For patients: Care for your caregiver
It may be difficult to find ways to support others when you’re going through a tough time, but even the smallest gestures can make a big impact. Here are some simple things you can do to show your caregiver you appreciate them.
Say “thank you” often
Prioritize your caregiver's needs/wants whenever possible
Spend quality time together
