Who it is for
- people diagnosed with cancer at any stage of their care pathway
- survivors adjusting to life after treatment
- partners, family members, and other close supporters
Service 04 · specialised
Psycho-oncology
Psychological intervention can support adjustment to diagnosis, treatment, and life after treatment without reducing the person to the experience of illness. Support is also available for family members.
On Mondays, sessions are online only. From Tuesday to Thursday, you may choose an in-person or online appointment.
Areas addressed
- anxiety related to tests, procedures, treatment, recurrence, or disease progression
- sadness, anger, helplessness, and adjusting to losses or anticipatory grief
- the emotional impact of chronic pain, persistent fatigue, and sleep difficulties
- adjusting to changes in body image, sexuality, intimacy, or fertility
- adjusting to life after treatment and returning to work and valued activities
- changes in identity, meaning, and personal or family roles
- communication with family and the medical team; difficulty asking for or accepting help
- emotional strain, guilt, and exhaustion among caregivers
If you do not see yourself reflected in this list, that is completely okay. Everyone experiences life differently; you do not need to identify with a category or already have a clearly defined problem before coming to an initial conversation. Together, we can explore what brings you here and whether this kind of support is right for you.
What happens in the first meeting
We explore the impact of diagnosis and treatment, personal and relational resources, current needs, and realistic intervention goals. Psychological support is coordinated with the medical team's recommendations and does not replace them.
Practical information
What is useful to know beforehand
- Duration
- 60 minutes
- Frequency
- Usually weekly or fortnightly, adapted to treatment stages and current needs.
- Format
- In person or online via WhatsApp or Google Meet, including when travel is difficult.
- Fee
- RON 250 / session
- Payment
- Cash or bank transfer. Details are provided when the appointment is confirmed.
- Cancellation
- Cancellation or rescheduling requires at least 24 hours' notice. Late cancellations and missed sessions are charged in full.
Scope of the service
When another specialist may be more appropriate
- new or acute medical symptoms occur — these should be discussed with the treating physician or an emergency service
- psychiatric assessment or adjustment of medication is needed
- the primary needs concern medical rehabilitation, palliative care, social care, or legal advice
Emergencies: this practice does not provide emergency services. If there is immediate danger, call 112.