Services

Counseling helps people in managing their mixed emotions about life’s challenges. Counselors cannot always solve problems, but they help in providing a safe place for people with cancer to talk about their concerns. Because counselors are different from a person’s family life, they provide a helpful, outside viewpoint. 

Counseling can help patients and their caregivers in many aspects:

1. It helps reduce depression and anxiety of their illness.
2. It improves their communication with their doctors or loved ones.
3. It increases the feeling of hope and empowerment.
4. It  helps the family members understand and adjust to changes in routine.
5. It helps in managing cancer symptoms and treatment side-effects, such as pain and fatigue. 
6. It addresses concerns around intimacy and sexuality. 

You can choose among these types of counseling depending upon your needs, finances and preferences:

1. Individual counseling: One on one exchange with the counselor regarding troubling events, thoughts, and feelings.
2. Family Counseling: The counselor discusses with the couple or with multiple family members about the issues they face while listening fairly to every person in the session and helps them learn new ways to support one another during stressful times.