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Are you struggling to cope with Cancer? We’re here for you.

At NHS Nottinghamshire Talking Therapies, we provide a range of support to people struggling with the effects of Cancer. Maybe you’re feeling low after your diagnosis or adjusting to life after treatment is harder than you expected – we can help.

Cancer affects us all, either directly or indirectly, and you may be experiencing some particularly overwhelming feelings.  Maybe the fear of cancer returning is holding you back, or you’re having difficulty coping with changes to your body after treatment.  There are many ways this might be affecting you or someone you care about, and we’re here to help.

We provide a range of evidence-based talking therapies and new ways of coping, tools, and resources to help you manage your mood.  All of our therapies can be provided via secure video, text-based therapy, webinar, phone, or in-person.

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For more resources:

Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Service

Local Centres:

Maggie’s Cancer Support Centre, Nottingham City Hospital

Macmillan Money and Work Service

Support for managing work and finances for individuals with cancer.

Cancer and Rehabilitation Exercise (CARE) Programme

Exercise and rehabilitation support for individuals at any stage of cancer.

Clinical Psychology Cancer Service, King’s Mill Hospital

Self-help information about coping with the emotional impact of cancer for you and those supporting you.

Macmillan Cancer Psychology Service – Nottingham

Clinical Psychology service for cancer patients at Nottingham University Hospitals.

Macmillan Beyond Diagnosis Service | Self Help UK

Tailored support for people with cancer.

Free Telephone Counselling

Provided by Macmillan and Bupa for people with cancer.

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Digital Assistant

Start now by using our digital referral assistant. This will guide you through some questions.

This is the fastest way to access support.

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Online Form

Enter some basic details into our form. We will then contact you to arrange an assessment.

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By Phone

You can call us on 0333 188 1060 to start your referral. We will then arrange an initial assessment.

Our lines are open Monday – Thursday: 9am – 8pm and Friday: 9am – 4:30pm. Our lines are closed Saturdays and Sundays.
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