Relationships and Connection at Home

This session supports parents in navigating changing family dynamics during a child’s treatment. Participants will explore shifts in roles and relationships, learn practical ways to stay emotionally connected with partners and siblings, and share strategies for maintaining balance at home.

Intended Participants: This group is for parents of a child with a cancer diagnosis who are newly diagnosed, currently in treatment, or up to five years post-treatment.

Presenter: Tory Hagerman

Tory Hagerman (she/her) holds the Family Support and Outreach Manager position with Gilda’s Toronto and is a Certified Child Life Specialist (CCLS). Over the past 16 years, Tory has worked with a diverse group of children, youth, and families in clinical, community, and home settings. As a Certified Child Life Specialist, Tory is passionate about providing family-centred care while supporting the health equity and psychosocial needs of children, youth & families, through life-changing events. Tory has extensive experience engaging children in play-based psychosocial education and emphasizes inclusion and accessibility in her work. Tory is highly motivated in her work, dedicated to empowering families and ensuring that every child has a safe and trusted person they can turn to when facing life’s difficult challenges.

Careful Steps Workshop: Navigating Childhood Cancer as a Parent (4/8)

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  • Tuesday July 28 2026, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
  • Zoom Meeting