A guide on the experience of prostate cancer for people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer, asexual, and questioning (LGBTIQA+) and have a prostate.

Information for men and their partners on possible side effects of prostate cancer treatment and how to manage them.

Questions you want to ask but not sure who to ask? This booklet describes how cancer can affect sexuality and common answers to questions about cancer and intimacy.

A great resource for men and their partners that provides helpful advice on a range of issues that can affect sexual function before and after prostate cancer treatment.

Age appropriate answers to questions most young people ask.

A guide for young people who identify and LGBTIQ+ and have cancer. Describes lived experiences of other young people with cancer who identify as LGBTIQ+, challenges that come with a diagnosis of cancer and strategies on how to manage and maximise support networks.

This 28 page booklet discusses how breast cancer treatment affects sexual wellbeing and suggest possible strategies to help manage intimacy issues and promote a fulfilling sexual relationship after breast cancer. It also offers advice to partners on restoring sexual activity with their companion.

A comprehensive 84 page booklet that doesn’t need to be read cover to cover but summarises the implications of cancer treatment on fertility and fertility options after treatment.

Online resources and support group links for LGBTIQ people seeking health professionals and counselling services.

In this episode Julie McCrossin talks with Professor Jane Ussher about why it’s important to have an open and honest conversation about sex and your doctor and partner (29 minutes). Download and listen on your phone anytime.

Panel of Prof Jane Ussher, Prof Gary Dowsett and Janett Gilbert talking about the experience of the LGBTI community with cancer (1 hour long). Topics include a review of the research, advocacy, prevention and support.

In this 30 minute video, fertility specialist Kate Stern provides information and advice to help you make decisions about your fertility.

Comprehensive document (11 Chapters and 139 pages) relating to young people diagnosed with cancer between the ages of 16-24 in the UK with tried and tested tips and successful approaches to delivery care.

This review focuses on commonly encountered concerns around the management of symptoms, sexual dysfunction in young men, contraception during and after cancer therapy and psychosocial issues and care.

This guideline looked at the effectiveness of pharmacological interventions, psychosocial counselling, or devices to manage sexual problems after cancer treatment and makes recommendations for the management sexual function adverse effects that occur as a result of cancer diagnosis and/or treatment.

This guideline highlights the importance of identifying and managing any physical or medical issues that impact on the psychosocial wellbeing of your people with cancer. For example, alcohol and drug use, impact of treatment on fertility, impact of treatment on the patients sexuality and sexual function.