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Surviving cancer is, thankfully, becoming more and more common these days, though this creates a new challenge for cancer survivors. For some survivors, the benefits of coaching are obvious - improved healthy living and activity - but other concerns following survival of cancer also need attention and coaching can play a major part in helping cancer survivors re-focus for their future.
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Mirror Coaching supports the work of
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Many people faced with a cancer diagnosis and treatment find their priorities change as a consequence of the experience, but struggle to know just how they can adjust to these changes. As they come out the other side of the treatment, and feel the relief of being in remission, the thought of picking up where their old lives left off sometimes just doesn’t fit how they feel, and a major re-evaluation of their lives can occur.
This is where coaching can help. A study with cancer survivors ( Galantino et al, 2008) found coaching made lasting, positive changes in the lives of cancer survivors. One of the authors of that study, Pam Schmid, commented that, with a coach, “instead of being stuck, they (cancer survivors) have a partner to start moving ahead to be their best.”
As a psychologist and coach who has faced this challenge not once but twice, I believe I am uniquely placed to support cancer survivors facing these life challenges to think through what is now important to them and make the changes that will allow them to create the future they aspire to, taking account of this new outlook.
Through coaching sessions with me, designed to clarify your thinking, identify new and achievable goals, and support you as you take the steps to make the changes you desire, your journey beyond cancer can be even more positive and fulfilling.
This is where coaching can help. A study with cancer survivors ( Galantino et al, 2008) found coaching made lasting, positive changes in the lives of cancer survivors. One of the authors of that study, Pam Schmid, commented that, with a coach, “instead of being stuck, they (cancer survivors) have a partner to start moving ahead to be their best.”
As a psychologist and coach who has faced this challenge not once but twice, I believe I am uniquely placed to support cancer survivors facing these life challenges to think through what is now important to them and make the changes that will allow them to create the future they aspire to, taking account of this new outlook.
Through coaching sessions with me, designed to clarify your thinking, identify new and achievable goals, and support you as you take the steps to make the changes you desire, your journey beyond cancer can be even more positive and fulfilling.
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For a free consultation to discuss how I can help you in achieving this change, please click here to book an initial 15 minute call, or use the contact form on the Contact Us page and I will get back to you very soon.
Coaching with me can be face-to-face, by telephone or by Skype (voice or video), so geography is no barrier to you achieving your goals. I donate a percentage of all profits from working with cancer survivors to Cancer Research UK and I continue to fundraise for them, having already raised over £34,000 for the vital work of this very important charity through my development of the 365challenge for CRUK. |