Your diagnosis turned your world upside down.

You trusted your body. You spent your time taking care of everyone – except perhaps yourself. Now life is filled with appointments and tests, and all you can see is just treatments and side effects. And as bad as that may be, the emotional toll is even worse. You are on the rollercoaster, and you wish you could get off it. Online counseling for cancer patients and their loved ones can help.

You try to keep it together.

You are in the club that nobody wants to be in. Your friends and family don’t know how to help. You don’t know how they could help, either. You feel alone, even though you know people care. Sadly, some of the people you thought you could count on seem to have disappeared. To make things even more confusing, you’re not sure how much you can share with the ones who remain. You would like to talk and share, but you don’t want to make them feel worse.

You want to feel safe again.

But how is that going to happen? You can’t turn back the clock to the old days, feeling blissfully naïve about your health. Hard as you try, though you want to believe that you can handle this, that things will work out, you just can’t help feeling afraid sometimes. Moreover, you are afraid that being afraid is only making things worse for you. The whole thing is just overwhelming, and you need some tools to help manage the ups and downs.

Get the support you need.

Wouldn’t it feel great to feel understood? To talk to someone who understands the emotional toll of your diagnosis? Wouldn’t it be great to learn some tools that will help you stay balanced despite the journey you are now on? This is possible for you. With the right tools, you can empower yourself to navigate the inevitable ups and downs. Talking things through helps you get a handle on them. And that is what I am here for. I can give you the space and the tools that help.

You don’t have to go through it alone.
Online counseling for cancer patients can help.

Hi. I’m Sarah Murphy.

I am a licensed professional counselor and I specialize in working with people who have cancer diagnoses and other health issues. Many clients say that a cancer diagnosis is more of a mental health problem than a physical one. It makes sense. Cancer brings depression, anxiety, and even PTSD. Luckily, there are things you can do to help manage the emotional fallout of your diagnosis. I am here to help.

How to get started.

1. Book a free 15-minute consultation by clicking the “Schedule a Consultation” button above.
2. We will book your first session within 1-2 weeks if we decide we’re a good fit.
3. You’ll start processing your experience and learning the tools you need to stay steady through this journey.