Psycho-oncology focuses on the mental, emotional, and behavioral health of individuals living with cancer and those in remission or survivorship. At Iroko Psychiatry, we understand that cancer care is not just physical—it’s deeply emotional.
Our clinicians work alongside your oncology team to help you manage anxiety, depression, trauma, treatment fatigue, and the stress that often accompany cancer diagnosis and recovery.
Our goal is to provide a safe, compassionate, and clinically informed space where you can process emotions, strengthen coping skills, and restore quality of life during and after cancer treatment.
Psycho-oncology care at Iroko Psychiatry supports:
We treat conditions commonly linked to cancer care, including:
At Iroko Psychiatry, we integrate clinical psychiatry, psychotherapy, and behavioral medicine to address the mind-body connection in cancer care. Our team collaborates closely with oncologists, primary care physicians, and palliative care specialists to ensure coordinated treatment that honors both your medical and emotional needs.
Therapeutic methods may include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), Supportive Psychotherapy, and when appropriate, evidence-based medication management to reduce distress and enhance resilience.
Guidance through diagnosis, treatment, and recovery with empathy and clinical expertise.
Seamless communication with your oncology team to align care plans.
Interventions proven to reduce distress, anxiety, and depressive symptoms in cancer patients.
In-person or secure telepsychiatry sessions designed for convenience during treatment.
At Iroko Psychiatry, we aim to make specialized psycho-oncology services both accessible and affordable.
Note on Self-Pay Fees:
We are in-network with most major insurance providers. The above fees apply to self-pay patients or those whose insurance does not cover this service. Actual costs may vary depending on your plan’s benefits and coverage.
Psycho-oncology is a mental health specialty that supports individuals coping with the emotional and behavioral effects of cancer. It helps improve mood, manage stress, enhance treatment adherence, and promote overall wellbeing.
Yes. Our providers work collaboratively with your oncology team to ensure your emotional care complements your ongoing medical treatment.
When appropriate, we may recommend evidence-based medications to help manage anxiety, depression, or insomnia. All treatment decisions are made collaboratively, with safety and quality of life as our top priorities.
Absolutely. Iroko Psychiatry offers both in-person and telepsychiatry sessions, providing flexible support during any stage of your cancer journey.
At Iroko Psychiatry, we walk beside you—with compassion, expertise, and care that heals beyond medicine.
