It is normal to feel overwhelmed, and anxious after a diagnosis of cancer. Between 35-45% of all cancer patients will experience significant anxiety or depression at some point along their cancer journey.

Studies have found that family members and loved ones of prostate cancer patients may also experience significant distress as a result of diagnosis.

Having practical and emotional support during and after diagnosis and treatment for prostate cancer is important. Counselling may support those who otherwise suffer in silence.

If you feel overwhelmed by your or your partner’s prostate cancer diagnosis or treatment, the PCSC Program has a professional counselling service. We offer complimentary private, confidential clinic appointments for prostate cancer patients and their spouses/partners with our clinical counselor.

If you would like to book a clinical appointment please contact the program coordinator.