We offer confidential sessions with a psychological therapist who can offer a range of approaches to help you.

Managing the demands of life alongside cancer.

Feeling unhappy about changes in your appearance.

Coping with how cancer affects your relationships and/or sexual functioning.

Employment, including changing jobs or stopping work.

Communicating with family, friends, or children.Coping with pain, discomfort, fatigue, and treatment side effects.Changes in self-esteem or sense of self.Feelings of depression, anxiety and anger.The Macmillan Psychological Support (MaPS) team offer psychological and emotional support for people with a cancer diagnosis, their families and other loved ones, at all stages of your experience with cancer.Įveryone’s experience of cancer is different, but common issues include: If you're looking for where to get started with reading Kate Morton while waiting for Homecoming to be released, The House at Riverton, with its glittering 1920s society setting and enticing mystery, is a perfect introduction to the author's brilliant storytelling.Receiving a diagnosis of cancer and treatment can be a life-changing experience and can affect your thoughts, feelings, quality of life, relationships and your sense of who you are. As such, you can read her books in any order. Each of Kate Morton's seven novels, all reissued for 2023 with new cover designs, has its own standalone set of characters, settings and secrets to discover. With Kate Morton's new novel, Homecoming, out this year, there's never been a better time to fall in love with her books. Citing her childhood spent in the Australian rainforest, her lifelong love of literature and theatre, and her time living in London as just some of her inspirations, each of Morton's seven novels have topped bestseller lists around the world thanks to their vivid settings and twisty, mysterious plots with family secrets at their heart. With their evocative settings in eras past and mysteries that will keep you on the edge of your seat as you journey between the past and the present, Kate Morton's books are unputdownable.

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