Group Therapy Programmes and Mindfulness

We offer 3 fully facilitated online 8-week group programmes, each running twice a year (Spring/Autumn):

• Living Well with Neuroendocrine Cancer: The Early Years (1-3 years): For those diagnosed with neuroendocrine cancer between 1 and 3 years ago.
• Living Well with Neuroendocrine Cancer (Beyond 3 years): For those diagnosed more than 3 years ago.
• Family & Friends: For family members, friends, and caregivers (this group is not for those diagnosed).
  (Please note: For those diagnosed less than a year ago, we recommend speaking with our support or counselling team.)

We also provide an online 8-week Mindfulness for Managing Anxiety, Pain, and Fatigue course.

All programmes and courses require a minimum number of participants to proceed and have a limit on maximum numbers (see below).

Further information (and how to apply) is available in our Counselling Guide – available here.

Mindfulness Course

Participants: Min 6 – Max 16
For all affected by neuroendocrine cancer

Spring Dates:
4th Mar – 6th May | 7:00-9:00 PM

Autumn Dates:
7th Oct – 25th Nov | 7:30-9:00 PM

Apply here.

Support for You

Living with neuroendocrine cancer can be incredibly challenging, not only physically but also mentally and emotionally. This disease affects not just those diagnosed, but also family members, friends, and caregivers, often causing anxiety and uncertainty for all involved.

It’s essential for overall physical and mental well-being to acknowledge these difficult emotions and seek support to manage them effectively.

At Neuroendocrine Cancer UK, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive mental health support to help you, and those who care for you, navigate these challenging times.

Our partnership with Rareminds ensures that you have direct access to a dedicated and experienced counselling and psychotherapy team who understand the impact of a neuroendocrine cancer diagnosis, as well as the psychological and emotional challenges of living with such a rare and complex disease.

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Counselling
Our counselling services offer a safe and confidential space for both patients and caregivers to express their feelings, explore coping strategies, and receive emotional support from trained counsellors.

To access our counselling services, please read our guide before completing the self-referral form here.

Other Support Available
There is a range of external mental health support websites offering helplines, educational materials, and online resources. Our goal is to ensure you have access to the support you need, when you need it.

We are not responsible for their content but share their information here to ensure you have access to the support you may need, when you need it.