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Web‐based counseling for families with parental cancer: A case report

Cancer not only affects patients but has a massive impact on families. The stress caused by the disease can lead to additional difficulties in coping, emotional distress, and anxiety in patients and their families. Counseling protocols for families with parental cancer have been published, primarily for face‐to‐face settings. Alternatives include web‐based programs specifically designed to promote the development of coping skills. However, these interventions are designed for patients, not for other family members. We therefore evaluated a web‐based counseling program designed to support all family members. This case report describes its effects on a family after the diagnosis of breast cancer in a mother of 2 children.