Consulting, program development & education.

Build or strengthen psychosocial care with support tailored to your organization’s goals, team, and community.

Services


Design, development, and refinement of psychosocial oncology and supportive care initiatives.

  • Needs assessments & program planning

  • AYA oncology support initiatives

  • Patient & caregiver education programming

  • Review of existing support services.

Program Development


Customized educational experiences that translate clinical expertise into meaningful learning.

  • Workshops & presentations

  • Oncology psychosocial education

  • Clinician-facing educational materials

  • Interdisciplinary team training resources

Training & Education


Clinical and ethical perspectives to help healthcare, life sciences, and technology teams develop support that reflects patients’ and caregivers’ lives.

  • Patient & caregiver support program strategy

  • Review of patient education for clarity & sensitivity

  • Psychosocial oncology & bioethics input for program and product development

  • Supportive care & professional education advisory

Consultation & Advisory

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Who We Work With

WBH Consulting Group partners with healthcare organizations, oncology programs, nonprofit organizations, patient advocacy groups, pharmaceutical and biotech companies, and digital health and health technology teams working to improve support for people affected by illness and caregiving.

Our work is especially suited to teams asking how to better meet the emotional, social, and practical needs of patients and families. You may be developing support for adolescents and young adults with cancer, strengthening caregiver programming, or helping clinicians feel more prepared for the conversations that accompany serious illness.

We advise and collaborate with organizations creating patient education, professional learning, and supportive care resources. For life sciences and technology teams, this may include advising on patient and caregiver support programs, reviewing educational materials for clarity and sensitivity, or bringing a psychosocial oncology and bioethics perspective to program and product development.

Whether you’re shaping a new initiative or taking a closer look at an existing program, we begin with your community, your priorities, and the people you hope to serve.

How collaboration works

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Connect

Share your organization’s needs and goals.

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Collaborate

Develop a thoughtful plan for meaningful work.

Discuss potential approaches, scope, and deliverables.

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Explore

Let’s explore how WBH can support your organization’s goals.