Professional Certificate Programme in Psychosocial Support & Caregiving in Cancer Care
A 6-Week Online Training Programme for Healthcare Workers, Social Workers & Caregivers Offered by MySocialBliss Led by Dr. Sheeba Khalid (PhD, Medical Sociology & Gerontology)

Programme Highlights
- 6 Weeks Duration
- 24 Training Hours
- Case Study Based Learning
- Assignment & Final Assessment
- Certificate of Completion
- Live Interactive Sessions

Dr. Sheeba Khalid
PhD in Sociology, Jadavpur University, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Lincoln University College, Malaysia
Specialist in Medical Sociology & Gerontology
Assistant Professor, Amity Law School
Researcher in Ageing, Caregiving & Psychosocial Health
Who Should Enrol?
Nurses
NGO Professionals
Psychology Graduates
Social Workers
Care Home Staff
Public Health Students
Participants who successfully complete the programme will receive a Certificate of Completion issued by MySocialBliss.
Verification available at:
mysocialbliss.com/certificate-verification
About the Programme
The Certificate in Psychosocial Support & Caregiving in Cancer Care is a 6-week professional development programme designed to equip healthcare workers, social workers, caregivers and community health professionals with essential socio-emotional support skills required in cancer care settings.
The programme focuses on psychosocial needs of patients across life stages, family caregiving dynamics, caregiver stress, emotional support strategies and wellness interventions.
Programme Details
Duration: 6 Weeks
Total Training Hours: 24 Hours
Mode: Online (Live Sessions via Zoom)
Assessment: Assignments + Final Evaluation
Course Modules
- Social Dimensions of Cancer
- Psychosocial Needs Across Life Course
- Family Systems in Caregiving
- Stress Process Model
- Psychoeducation & Communication
- Caregiver Wellness & Burnout Prevention
Who Should Enrol?
- Nurses
- NGO Professionals
- Psychology Graduates
- Social Workers
- Care Home Staff
- Palliative Care Volunteers
- Public Health Students
Certification
Participants who successfully complete:
✔ 80% attendance
✔ Assignments
✔ Final assessment
will be awarded a:
Certificate of Completion issued by MySocialBliss
Why This Course Matters
Cancer diagnosis and treatment impact not only the physical health of patients but also their emotional, psychological and social well-being. Patients often experience anxiety, fear, isolation and caregiver dependency during the course of illness.
Healthcare professionals and caregivers play a crucial role in addressing these psychosocial needs through effective communication, emotional support and culturally sensitive caregiving practices.
This programme aims to enhance the capacity of healthcare workers, social workers and caregivers by providing them with practical knowledge and socio-emotional support strategies to improve patient well-being and caregiver resilience in oncology settings.
✔ Improve patient communication skills
✔ Understand caregiver stress & burnout
✔ Support emotional well-being in cancer care
Course Modules
- Social Dimensions of Cancer
- Psychosocial Needs Across Life Course
- Family Systems in Caregiving
- Stress Process Model
- Psychoeducation & Communication
- Caregiver Wellness & Burnout Prevention
Who Should Enrol?
- Nurses
- Oncology Care Assistants
- Social Workers
- NGO Professionals
- Psychology Graduates
- Care Home Staff
- Palliative Care Volunteers
- Public Health Students
Certification
Participants who successfully complete the programme will receive a Certificate of Completion issued by MySocialBliss.
Certification will be awarded upon:
Minimum 80% attendance
Submission of assignments
Successful completion of final assessment
Certificates can be verified at:
Disclaimer
This is a professional development certificate programme intended for skill enhancement and capacity building. This course does not constitute a degree or diploma recognised by UGC or any statutory authority.
The programme is offered by MySocialBliss as an independent training initiative and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any university or regulatory body.
Nurses
Oncology Care Assistants
Social Workers
NGO Professionals
