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Family bonding as a result of the family talk intervention in pediatric oncology: Siblings’ experiences

Childhood cancer affects the whole family. Illness‐related stressors increase the risk for poor family communication, affecting the family's well‐being. Siblings describe worry and poor illness‐related information. As there are few evaluated family interventions in pediatric oncology, this study aimed to pilot‐test a family‐centered intervention, the family talk intervention (FTI), in pediatric oncology. This paper examined the feasibility in terms of acceptability from the siblings’ perspectives.