Talking to Kids About Cancer Workshop
Talking to kids about cancer requires sensitivity and care. These conversations can feel overwhelming, but with the right approach, you can help children understand and cope in age-appropriate ways.
About this workshop
What you will learn:
Practical, age‑appropriate strategies to help you face tough conversations with confidence
How to share medical information clearly—what cancer is, why it happens, and what to expect—while creating a safe space for kids to ask questions, share feelings, and avoid misconceptions
Navigate Emotional Responses and the “Six Cs”
Understand how children at different developmental stages may react—whether preschoolers, school‑age kids , or teens —and how you can tailor your approach accordingly.
You’ll learn real phrases and tools to foster trust and emotional resilience.
What is cancer?
Did I cause it?
Will I catch it?
Who will care for me?
Can I be cured?
How do I stay connected?
This workshop is available Online
Join us!
- It is led by a NanKind Child-Life Specialist and delivered over Zoom. It is an hour and 15 minutes long.
- French translation is offered for French speakers.
Who should attend this workshop?
- This workshop is ideal for parents, teachers, caregivers, coaches, or anyone who supports children emotionally – giving you the tools needed to approach these vital conversations with empathy and clarity.
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