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== Supportive activities provided by associations == '''Supportive activities for physical challenges''' Support related to side effects of treatment: organizing workshops and informative activities that educate patients on ways to manage side effects. Providing brochures and online resources with practical tips. Support related to the symptoms of the disease: access to medical professionals for early intervention and treatment of symptoms. Organization of counseling centers where patients can receive advice from medical professionals and psychologists. Inclusion of medical advisors in support programs. Support related to metabolic disorders, nutritional problems and lack of energy: connecting patients with nutritionists and endocrinologists through organized events and online consultations to personalize the patient’s diet plan and collaborating with fitness and nutrition experts for personalized recommendations for moderate exercise. Organization of practical workshops for proper nutrition, creation of educational materials. '''Supportive activities for psychological challenges''' Offering free or subsidized psychological counseling, organizing support groups and telephone lines for psychological support. In case of depressive disorders, support in finding a psychiatrist and therapist, and cooperation of associations with them. Organization of support groups for conversation and exchange of experiences. Organizing workshops and therapy groups that focus on body positivity and embracing change. Providing free courses in meditation, yoga, and relaxation techniques. Creating online resources and apps to support stress management. Associations can organize workshops for couples, including counseling with sexual health professionals. Organizing family therapy sessions and workshops that include all family members in the support process. Connecting with peer groups and social activities. Organizing social events, online forums and support groups where patients can connect and share their experiences. '''Supportive activities for financial and professional challenges''' Advice on labor rights and adaptation of the workplace. Providing legal advice and support for talking to employers about adapting the workplace. Organization of workshops on workers’ rights. Connecting patients with financial advisors and organizing workshops on managing finances during treatment. Providing information about financial support, organizing fundraising campaigns and assistance in applying for financial assistance. Connecting patients with social workers and providing free financial counseling. '''Supportive activities for providing reliable and understandable information necessary for informed participation in the treatment process''' '''Understanding illness and treatment:''' education and information materials. Organization of educational seminars and workshops with medical professionals. Distribution of brochures and online resources about the disease and treatment. '''Supportive activities on patient rights''' Information is provided about rights and social assistance options. You can find everything about patient rights at this link of the IGET association - Institute for Gastroenterological Tumors: https://iget.hr/prava-osoba-oboljelih-od-onkoloskih-bolesti/ <span id="examples-of-successful-supportive-activities-of-croatian-associations"></span>
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