Lisa Williams is a physiotherapist from Belfast. In this blog, she talks about the often hidden challenges facing women recovering from cervical cancer and its treatments, and what physios can do to help.
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Posted by Lisa McWilliams, Specialist Physiotherapist in Pelvic Health, Belfast City Hospital, 9:00 am
Categories: cervical cancer | mental health | intimacy | Lisa McWilliams, Specialist Physiotherapist in Pelvic Health, Belfast City Hospital
Posted by Diane Hassall, Independent Therapist, 3:00 pm
Categories: cervical cancer | cervical screening | mental health | colposcopy | HPV | cell changes | Diane Hassall, Independent Therapist
Diane is a therapist and registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy. In this blog, she explains what anxiety is and how you can manage it, as well as demonstrating some grounding techniques.
Posted by Hayley and Julie, Media Volunteers, 10:00 am
Categories: coronavirus | mental health | support | Hayley and Julie, Media Volunteers
Self-isolation and social distancing were terms many of us couldn’t define a few weeks ago, now they’re our way of life– a ‘new normal’. Staying in and avoiding other people is the best thing we can do to slow down the spread of Covid-19, but for...
Read morePosted by Debbie Shipley, Support Service Manager, 12:30 pm
Categories: coronavirus | support | mental health | Debbie Shipley, Support Service Manager
Your world might have changed, but we haven’t. In this series, we talk about the impact coronavirus might have on your life and how to manage it.
Posted by Mandy Parker, Laura Burlingham and Hayley Sculpher-Brown, 6:00 am
Categories: cervical cancer | support | mental health | Mandy Parker, Laura Burlingham and Hayley Sculpher-Brown
Today is World Cancer Day. This year, we’ve decided to talk about the importance of friendships, talking and support.
Posted by Kathryn Firth, Sarah McDonald, Amanda Blood, 3:30 pm
Categories: cervical cancer | mental health | Kathryn Firth, Sarah McDonald, Amanda Blood
We know that a cancer diagnosis can put a strain on your mental health whether it took place a month ago or a year ago.