These one-hour online sessions are held on Zoom, and you’re welcome to join on your own or tune in with friends and family.
Understanding & Managing Cancer-related Erectile Dysfunction (Men’s session), Wednesday, 9 September, 6pm
Cancer-related erectile dysfunction is a common side effect of some cancer treatments, yet it can be difficult to talk about and often leaves people feeling uncertain or isolated. This supportive men’s session offers practical information, self-management strategies, and guidance on the support available. Gain a better understanding of your options, build confidence in managing these changes, and have the opportunity to ask questions in a safe and respectful environment. Register here.
Understanding the Nervous System Response, Monday 28 September, 4pm
When cancer leaves you feeling on edge, overwhelmed, unable to sleep, or constantly bracing for the next scan or result, it can be hard to know what’s happening in your body and mind. Cancer and its treatment can affect your sense of safety and wellbeing, and our nervous systems respond to this kind of stress in different ways, such as fight, flight, freeze, hypervigilance, or sudden waves of emotion. These responses can look and feel different for everyone. This session offers a gentle space to make sense of them, to understand why they may happen, what can help many people feel a little steadier, and how to recognise when it might be useful to reach out for more support. Register here.
Upcoming Q&A Topics
Managing Anxiety and Sleep, Sunday 18 October, 4pm Register here.
Understanding the Lymphatic System, Tuesday 10 November, 5pm Register here.
Previous expert Q&A sessions are available on YouTube.
