Groups or events for people living with metastatic breast cancer
Metastatic (secondary) breast cancer is full of uncertainties. But our free services are here to help. Find expert advice on relevant topics and connect with people who really understand what you’re going through.
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Group
Group for people with metastatic breast cancer
Find support and understanding from others like you in our monthly groups.
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Group
Group for younger women with metastatic breast cancer
Find support and build connections with other young women in our monthly groups.
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Event
Events for younger women with metastatic breast cancer
Join an event and get information in a supportive environment with others your age who understand what you're going through.
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Online
Chat group support for metastatic breast cancer
Chat with others in a safe, confidential chat group with people who understand.
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Webinar
Radiotherapy treatment for secondary breast cancer
9 November at 7pm. In this session, Jo and Naman will demystify radiotherapy and explain exactly what it is, how it works and why it plays such an important role during your treatment..
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Webinar
Managing the festive season
25 November at 11am. In this session we will focus on managing and living well with secondary breast cancer over the festive period.
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Webinar
Scanxiety
30 November at 2pm. This session will be an opportunity to explore the reality and effects of Scan-anxiety and to talk through your concerns with others in a safe space.
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Webinar
Breaking barriers: Is taking part in secondary breast cancer research for me?
1 December at 7pm. Join Olubukola Ayodele (a research oncologist) and Hasna de Four (a patient advocate) to explore common fears, misconceptions and barriers to taking part in breast cancer research.
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Webinar
Managing Worrying Thoughts
28 January at 7pm. In this session we are joined by Jordan Rainbird who will explore the impact of living with uncertainty caused by a metastatic breast cancer diagnosis.
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Webinar
Rest, relief and realistic sleep
21 April at 7pm. Dr Jill will explore why sleep often changes during illness, what’s happening in the body and brain and how to work with your sleep rather than fight it.
