Groups or events for people affected by primary breast cancer
Whether you’re dealing with your diagnosis or trying to move on after treatment, we're here. Explore our groups and events to find the support you need and connect with people who really understand what you’re going through.
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Moving Forward
Find tools and support to adjust to life after primary breast cancer treatment.
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Events for younger women with primary breast cancer
Get information for younger women with primary breast cancer and meet others your age who know what you’re going through.
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Support for men
If you’re a man facing breast cancer, we’re here. We've designed this page in collaboration with men affected by breast cancer, to bring together information and support that you might find helpful.
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Webinar
Breast cancer in men with Richard Galloway
Tuesday 3 November at 7pm. This session focuses on raising awareness of breast cancer in men and acknowledging the potential challenges around the diagnosis of breast cancer from a male perspective
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Diet series: Busting the diet myths with Jo Cunningham
5 November at 8pm. This session will tackle the most common cancer nutrition myths, from sugar dairy and soy, to supplements and fasting. Followed by an open Q&A to address individual concerns.
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Diet Series: Eating well after a diagnosis with Jo Cunningham
10 November at 8pm. Explore key dietary elements that can support the body during and after treatment – with a focus on inclusion, nourishment, and what the evidence really says.
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Breast reconstruction with Anushka Chaudhry
Tuesday 17 November at 7pm. Join Ms Chaudhry for an overview of the different breast reconstruction options available to women after surgery for breast cancer.
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Nipple Tattooing with Lucy Thompson
Tuesday 24 November at 7pm. Lucy will be providing information on the options for nipple/areola tattooing after a diagnosis of primary breast cancer.
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Fertility with Vic Kessell - Small group meeting
26 November 2026 at 7pm. Join Vic to explore how different breast cancer treatments can affect fertility and what options might be available for preserving fertility or planning a pregnancy in future.
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Managing Fatigue with Sandra Marshman
Tuesday 1 December at 7pm. In this session, we'll acknowledge the impact of cancer-related fatigue on overall wellbeing and to provide information on methods of managing fatigue.
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Relaxation and breathwork with Juli Hammersley
Thursday 14 December at 7pm. This session aims to empower participants by teaching them relaxation and breathwork techniques that can help reduce stress and enhance overall sense of well-being.
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Relationships and communication with primary breast cancer with Melanie Kay
Tuesday 19 January at 7pm. Melanie will acknowledge the impact a breast cancer diagnosis can have on relationships in all forms
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Journalling with Tracey Rose
Thursday 21 January at 6pm. On the theme of Wintering, Tracey will teach simple journaling practices to make sense of feelings, give an outlet for negative thoughts and space to reflect.
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Body image with Sarah Swan
Thursday 14 January from 7pm. Dr Sarah Swan will talk about the impact of breast cancer on body image and share strategies and techniques to manage the distress that altered body image can cause
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Triple negative breast cancer for primary with Peter Schmid
Wednesday 27 January from 7pm. This session will help develop a better understanding of the principles underpinning choice of treatment and empower you to ask questions and seek further information.
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Hormone treatments when post-menopausal with Marina Parton
Thursday 11 February at 7pm. Join Dr Parton to develop a better understanding of the principles underpinning the choice of hormone treatment, when you are postmenopausal.
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Hormone treatments when pre-menopausal with Marina Parton
Thursday 4 February at 7pm. Join Dr Parton to develop a better understanding of the principles underpinning the choice of hormone treatment, when you are pre-menopausal.
