Cancer support groups

Support group for people
in oncological disease

Cancer is often associated not only with treatment but also with anxiety, fatigue, uncertainty, and changes in daily life. This group provides an opportunity to talk with others who are facing similar experiences.

If you prefer individual support over group support, also check out online psycho-oncology. Topics may include:

• emotions related to diagnosis and treatment

• fear of tests and relapse of the disease

• changes in relationships

• loneliness

• anger and helplessness

• return to everyday functioning

Form: online

Model: closed group

Cycle: 8 meetings

Frequency: every 2 weeks

Time: 90 minutes

Number of participants: 6–8 people

Price: PLN 90 per meeting

Price of the entire cycle: PLN 720

Before joining: short one-on-one online interview, approximately 20 minutes

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Support group for loved ones
people with oncological diseases

Cancer also affects partners, parents, children, and other close friends. Being with someone with cancer can be associated with anxiety, helplessness, fatigue, a sense of responsibility, and a tendency to put one's own needs on the back burner. The group provides a space for discussion about what life is like alongside the disease.

Meeting topics may include:

• fear for a loved one

• overload with the role of caregiver

• feeling of guilt