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Emotional Support and Counselling
We are here for you, supporting you through from diagnosis and beyond
When you or someone you love has a cancer diagnosis it is normal to feel overwhelmed. You may experience feelings of anger, sadness, fear and low mood. These feelings can also be experienced during treatment or when you are adjusting to life after cancer.
At The Oasis, our cancer support and wellbeing centre, we have Macmillan professionals who can offer emotional support, as well as a team of trained cancer support volunteers. We have peaceful, private rooms where you can talk openly and take as much time as you need.
Macmillan Jersey provides you with as much time and space as you need to talk about your feelings and emotions in a completely safe and confidential environment. We have access to volunteer counsellors who work from The Oasis via a referral process.
The Oasis is a drop-in centre open from 9am -1pm daily, with appointments available 9 -4pm. You can book an appointment by calling 01534 498188 (option 1). Out of hours appointments can be arranged.
Here is our Emotional Support Leaflet
Finding it tough after treatment finishes?
Your experience of cancer might have made you feel out of control of your life. You may still be experiencing physical and emotional changes. It can take time to readjust and those around you might not understand how you are feeling.
We know that it can take time and our support continues well beyond the end of your treatment. We are here to help you adjust to life after cancer.
HOPE (Helping Overcome Problems Effectively) is a course developed by Macmillan Cancer Support and Coventry University to support you after cancer treatment. It can help you rediscover your strengths and overcome the emotional and practical challenges of life after cancer. You can also share your experiences and get support from other people going through the same thing. You don’t have to face it alone. Each is run by a Macmillan professional and a cancer support volunteer.
HOPE can help you:
• Regain your confidence so you feel more like yourself
• Use relaxation techniques for your mind and body
• Cope with anger, anxiety, depression, uncertainty and handle stressful situations
• Plan for the future
• Use your potential to make the most of your life
For more details of the next HOPE course, please complete the enquiry form below.