The study staff will visit the Duke Breast and Thoracic cancer clinic at least three times a week. She/he will approach patients who have not opted out of the study to determine if the family/friend accompanying the patient meets the definition of a caregiver for this study. If yes, the study staff will explain the study including the possibility that the dyad maybe assigned to either the WLSCC or UC group. If a working telephone number is assured and the dyads show interest in study participation, consent will be obtained from the dyad. After consent is obtained, baseline data (T1) for measures will be obtained. Using a laptop, the study staff will access study database and measures using the secure Duke server. He/she will ask questions in the baseline measures and responses will be directly entered to the study database. Thereafter, the study staff will assign the dyad a number that is randomly determined by a computer program. Each number from 1-40 will be assigned as either WLSCC or UC. The interventionist will call the caregiver at the scheduled first session. Before the first call ends, schedules for calls 2 to 6 will be established with the caregiver.