Tailoring interpersonal psychotherapy to psycho-oncology patients (Tiptop)

Our findings will suggest whether investigating group IPT as proposed is an acceptable, feasible and safe approach to ameliorate symptoms of depression in patients with cancer. The study is innovative in that it provides a new treatment to patients of different cancer types and treatment stages, creating a setting that is naturalistic and realistic in the context of psycho-oncology services

Alternative medicine · Interpersonal communication · Protocol (science · Psychotherapist · Cancer survivorship and care · Childhood Cancer Survivors' Quality of Life · Communication · Family Support in Illness · Medicine · Psychology

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