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Cancer Support & Therapy

A Cancer Diagnosis Changes More Than Your Health.

Hearing the words "you have cancer" can change how you see your life, your future, and even yourself. There are appointments to attend, treatment decisions to make, questions you may not have answers to, and conversations with family and friends that can feel difficult to navigate. You may be trying to stay positive for everyone around you while privately managing fear, uncertainty, anxiety, or sadness.

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And even when treatment is going well, the emotional impact of a cancer diagnosis doesn't necessarily go away.

YOU MAY FIND YOURSELF:

  • Feeling anxious or overwhelmed about your diagnosis, treatment, or what comes next.

  • Struggling with fear of the unknown or worrying about cancer returning.

  • Having difficulty adjusting to changes in your body, appearance, or physical abilities.

  • Feeling isolated, even when surrounded by people who care about you.

  • Struggling to communicate your needs with family, friends, or your healthcare team.

  • Feeling pressure to stay positive when you don't feel positive.

  • Experiencing sadness, frustration, grief, or anger about how your life has changed.

  • Having difficulty returning to everyday routines, work, or relationships.

  • Feeling uncertain about who you are outside of your cancer diagnosis

 

 

​There isn't one right way to respond to cancer. You may experience several emotions at once, and your needs may change throughout the process.

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Therapy can give you a place to work through those experiences without feeling like you have to put on a brave face.

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YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE IN TREATMENT TO NEED SUPPORT

  • We provide emotional support for individuals navigating different stages of the cancer experience, including:

  • Newly diagnosed and trying to process what comes next.

  • Currently undergoing chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, or other treatments.

  • Living with metastatic or advanced cancer.

  • Adjusting to life after completing cancer treatment.

  • Experiencing anxiety or fear of cancer recurrence.

  • Navigating changes in relationships, work, family life, and personal identity.

  • Whatever season of the cancer experience you're navigating, there is space for your experience here.

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Therapy That Considers Your Whole Wellbeing

We understand that treatment schedules, appointments, fatigue, and other responsibilities can make it difficult to add another trip to your day. Virtual therapy offers an opportunity to access emotional support from a comfortable and convenient setting.

Frequently asked questions

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