Prioritizing Mental Health is an Essential Part of Cancer Care
Talk About It helps patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals have more open conversations about emotional wellness and cancer care.
Cancer can affect emotional well-being just as
much as physical health, yet mental health is often
overlooked throughout the cancer journey.
Through trusted resources, educational tools, and supportive stories, the platform empowers people affected by cancer to better understand, address, and prioritize mental health at every stage of the journey.
By raising awareness, encouraging meaningful dialogue, and supporting better access to care, Talk About It aims to help advance more compassionate, inclusive, and patient-centered cancer care for all.
Developed With Expert Advisors
The Talk About It program was developed in conjunction with a panel of experts in mental health, oncology, patient advocacy, and behavioral science who share BeOne’s intention to systemically integrate mental health and wellness into quality cancer care.
ALLISON APPLEBAUM, PHD
Associate Attending Psychologist, Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
ELIZABETH ARCHER-NANDA, DNP, APRN
Psychiatric Clinical Nurse Specialist, Norton Cancer Center Institute, Behavioral Oncology Program
TERRY EVANS
Trained Patient Advocate and Cancer Survivor; Director, CLL Society Support and Education Network
JOSEPH GREER, PHD
Co-Director, Cancer Outcomes Research & Education Program, Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center
HEATHER HONORÉ GOLTZ, PHD, LCSW, MED
Professor of Social Work & Interim Assistant Department Chair, Department of Criminal Justice & Social Work, University of Houston-Downtown
NICOLE PEEKE LCSW, ACHP-SW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Patients, Partners & Providers Working Together: A Strengths-Based Brain Cancer Program