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Online cancer support
Online cancer counselling support for patients and relatives with BACP registered psychotherapist Karin Sieger. [READ MORE]
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Coping with cancer
Cancer Counsellor Karin Sieger in conversation with ‘Breast Cancer Now’
Psychotherapist Karin Sieger speaks with Breast Cancer Now about her own breast cancer experience, and how to navigate the emotional impact of cancer. [READ MORE]
Coping with loss
When my friend died, she gave me a gift, that changed my life
When my friend was dying, I lost my voice. I was left speechless with grief. Not literally, but I might as well have been. [READ MORE]
Coping with loss
Grief collection: Popular articles and podcast episodes
The grief collection is a round up of popular articles and podcasts by psychotherapist and writer Karin Sieger to help you cope with your grief. [READ MORE]
Coping with cancer
Browse my podcast “Cancer And You” for down-to-earth talk and support
Cancer and You is one of two podcasts I record on my orange houseboat in the river Thames. This podcast is for anyone affected by cancer, including family, friends, colleagues, medical professionals etc. I focus on the emotional and [READ MORE]
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“How can I make peace with my chronic illness?”
A question sent in to the ‘Dear Karin’ advice column. Dear Debbie, Thanks for writing in with a question about a topic that is (or may become) relevant for so many of us. Chronic illness is a vast territory, [READ MORE]
Coping with loss
“My friend is dying and wants me to be there. How do I ask her family?”
A question sent in to my ‘Dear Karin’ advice column. Dear P. I am sorry to hear about your best friend’s cancer diagnosis and that she is dying. In the interest of time, I don’t want to delay [READ MORE]
Working it out
Holding hands matters – How to hold it together when we are alone?
Holding hands is a basic yet powerful gesture of closeness. It makes us feel good. And when we don’t get it, we can be the worse off for it. Why does holding hands matter? Recently I came across two [READ MORE]
Coping with cancer
The impact of cancer on family and friends
You do not need to have cancer to be impacted by the disease. What to expect when someone you know is diagnosed with cancer? When someone is diagnosed with cancer, relatives and friends are often the forgotten ones. [READ MORE]
Coping with cancer
Chemo hair loss is about more than wig or no wig
When I knew that chemo hair loss was going to happen to me, I decided to take matters into my own hands. It was one important way of feeling in charge, despite cancer. What can we do to cope [READ MORE]