Programs

Inform, support, and weave bonds.

STPO programs are organized around two pillars: education and support. Films, capsules, support groups, retreats, and workshops offer a range of tools to live through illness differently.

Screening and discussion from the Voices that Heal programme
Educational and therapeutic audiovisual program developed since 2023.

Pillar 01. Education

Give people something to see, and something to read.

Raise awareness, destigmatize, and transform perceptions of cancer and mental health through educational and cultural materials.

No. 01

The voices that heal

An educational and therapeutic audiovisual program developed since 2023, giving voice to patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals through films and short capsules.

  • Humanize care
  • Raise awareness of the psychological impact of cancer
  • Strengthen empathic communication
  • Fight stigma
No. 02

The words that heal

Short video capsules dedicated to communication, emotions, and mental health throughout the cancer journey.

  • Diagnostic disclosure
  • Fear
  • Acceptance
  • Asking for help
No. 03

Life bubbles

Comic books that make complex mental health and oncology issues easier to understand.

  • The Invisible Shadow 2
  • The Invisible Shadow 3
No. 04

Emotions in images

Psychoeducational illustrated videos explaining the paths toward acceptance in oncology.

  • The paths of acceptance
No. 05

Educational games

Play-based therapy tools for therapeutic education sessions and for challenging taboos.

  • Defense mission
  • Unmasking cancer
  • Path of hope
No. 06

The writings that heal

Flyers, leaflets, and guides to inform, accompany, and support patients and professionals.

  • True or false
  • Myths and realities
  • Patient guide
  • Good practices for disclosure

Past event

The voices that heal: when words accompany cancer

February 6, 2026 · Cinemadart · 7-9 PM.

Film discussion with screenings, exchanges, and testimonies from patients, healthcare professionals, and caregivers. Free registration, subject to available seats.

Myths & realities

Cancer and mental health: correcting preconceived ideas.

Myth No. 01

"Depression is weakness"

Depression during cancer is neither a lack of faith nor a lack of willpower. It is a documented reaction, and it can be treated.

Myth No. 02

"Psychological support is for the end"

It can help from the moment of diagnosis, not only in palliative care or when symptoms become severe.

Myth No. 03

"Relatives will cope"

Illness also affects those who support the patient. Dedicated support helps them endure, understand, and remain present.

Pillar 02. Support

Be present. Truly.

Support groups, clinical workshops, meditation retreats, and support for healthcare professionals facing burnout: STPO in the field.

No. 01

STPO listens

Support groups held in public and private healthcare settings for patients, relatives, and healthcare professionals.

  • Pink October
  • Blue November
  • Blue March
  • Decentralized actions
No. 02

Caring for those who care

Practical workshops on psychological distress, communication, burnout, mindfulness, and empathy.

  • Doctor-patient communication
  • Stress management
  • ACT in oncology
  • Mental load
No. 03

Teambuilding

Collaborative activities to strengthen bonds, mutual trust, and communication within work teams.

  • Cohesion
  • Fluid communication
  • Trust
  • Teamwork
No. 04

Meditation retreats

Spaces to breathe and refocus, supporting a more balanced care environment.

  • Breathing
  • Refocusing
  • Balance
  • Care for caregivers

In the field

Three national events.

Oct. 19, 2025 · Pink October

Clinique Carthagene

Free breast cancer screening, listening workshop, and exchange around women's health.

Nov. 15, 2025 · Blue November

Clinique Carthagene

Prostate cancer screening, prevention, and men's wellbeing.

March 28, 2026 · Blue March

Colorectal cancer

A listening, sharing, and discussion space around psychological care.

In pictures

Our programs, in the field.

A few highlights from our education and support work, alongside patients, loved ones, and caregivers.