Psychooncology at Beta Klinik Bonn creates a protected space where you can speak openly about your feelings, fears, or even anger. Typical topics where psychooncology provides support are, for example:
- processing the diagnosis and the changed life situation,
- dealing with fear, uncertainty, overwhelm, or sadness,
- communication problems (Many patients do not dare to share all their thoughts with their relatives, for fear of burdening them.),
- developing coping strategies for everyday life and future planning despite the illness (e.g., professional perspectives, social participation).
In addition to therapeutic support in conversation, the offer also includes coaching. Here, the focus is on practically standing by your side when it comes to setting new life goals, maintaining or rebuilding everyday competencies, and activating your own strength.
We are here for you: The psychooncological counseling and coaching at Beta Klinik help you live with the brain tumor without the illness dictating your entire life. You feel understood and professionally accompanied – an important basis for gaining trust and finding new courage for life.
An adapted diet can effectively complement brain tumor therapy. Our specialist nutritional advice for brain tumors is tailored to the individual situation, symptoms, and therapy burdens.
A brain tumor disease and its therapy can influence metabolism: some affected individuals lose weight due to loss of appetite and treatments, while others tend to gain weight, e.g., due to cortisone therapy. Therefore, the right nutrition for brain tumors aims to optimally support the body. A balanced, needs-based diet helps strengthen the immune system, maintain muscle strength, and recover better from surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy.
Our nutritional advice for brain tumor diseases at Beta Klinik works with you to develop an individual nutrition plan. We consider your personal preferences, any intolerances, as well as the current medical situation. Important in nutrition with a brain tumor is also to targetedly address therapy side effects – such as nausea, taste changes, or digestive problems – and find suitable solutions so that you still consume sufficient nutrients and calories.