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Psychosocial care
A day on the pediatric oncology ward can sometimes be quite long and monotonous at that. The time doesn't want to pass, or there are unpleasant examinations to be done.
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Social counseling
A world collapses for them when families learn of the child's diagnosis. The psychosocial stress on the entire family is severe and far-reaching.
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Sports therapy
Sport accelerates the healing process and activates the body's self-healing powers. What's more, exercise is fun. Twice a week, sports therapist Kristin Kaltenhäuser challenges the children and young people on the ward. In addition, children's sports take place once a week in the waiting area of the pediatric oncology outpatient clinic.
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Clinic clowns
It is scientifically proven that cheerfulness strengthens the immune system, relieves pain and strengthens the heart and circulation.
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Parents' Café
Every Monday at 2:00 p.m., a Parents' Café is held for concerned parents at the University Hospital.
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Courage Beads
Since 2013, the association has been offering the courage pearls project at the pediatric oncology department. All patients, big and small, receive a pearl for their bravery for every examination, injection or chemotherapy.
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