10/10/2026
🧠 This World Mental Health Day, we're recognising the experiences of people living with cancer.
For many people, finishing treatment is seen as the end of their cancer journey. Family and friends may expect life to return to normal, but the emotional impact of cancer can last long after treatment has ended.
It's common to experience anxiety, uncertainty, loneliness, or a sense that others don't fully understand what you've been through. While support from loved ones is invaluable, many people tell us they feel isolated as they adjust to life after treatment.
In 2025, 83% of our Cancer Coach participants reported feeling more isolated or lonely after their treatment. After taking part in Cancer Coach, 89% said these feelings had reduced.
By listening to lived experiences and creating space for honest conversations, we can help ensure no one feels they have to navigate those feelings alone.
Cancer Coach offers support to help you rebuild confidence, manage challenges and move forward at your own pace.
➡️ Our next Cancer Coach session takes place on 14th October. Sign up here: https://cancersupportuk.beaconforms.com/form/cfc5c786?gaid=1180695777.1787844648