Beatson Cancer Charity’s “Living with Uncertainty” group programme is available to patients living across Falkirk District, aiming to support people to live as well as possible with the uncertainty cancer brings. The group sessions focus on developing practical skills to manage challenging experiences, thoughts and emotions as well as taking actions towards living a valued and meaningful life.
The programme is led by a Health Psychologist and Group Facilitator.
The group takes place over six sessions and is offered in-person at venues across Glasgow. There is also the option to join an online version of the group.
Living with Uncertainty is designed for adults aged 18 years old and over, who are living with a cancer which cannot be cured.
Some feedback from previous group participants:
- “The course was very helpful. I can’t speak highly enough of the whole experience.”
- “I really enjoyed the course and I 100% feel in a much better position with my thoughts and emotions.”
- “I really appreciate how much [the group] has helped and how some little things can make such a difference.”
- “[The facilitators] made me feel so relaxed and they supported me to find ways to allow me to accept what is happening and how to move forward.”
- “A lot of useful tips points and ideas that have helped me enormously.”
For further information, including how to join one of the group meetings, please visit Beatson Cancer Charity website (linked for your convenience), or contact the Bereavement Support team by phone: 0141 212 0505, or email: supportservices@beatsoncancercharity.org
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