A mental health collective dedicated to providing mental healthcare for people affected by cancer.

Our Ethos

Cancer changes more than anyone can easily put into words. There are feelings you might not know how to explain, shifts in how you see yourself, and worries that can be hard to share. That’s where we come in, to help you talk it through, make sense of what’s happening, and find steadier ground.

To support you further, we’ve partnered with Guy’s Cancer Centre and Guy’s Charity to offer Now What? Your Cancer Support Group in audio form—available for everyone, wherever they are on their journey.

You can also check out our latest article on navigating intimacy with a stoma for practical, accessible advice read it here.

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Facing What Cancer Brings

It all begins with a feeling. Maybe it's a question you can’t yet voice. Maybe it’s the ache you sense but haven't named. Or maybe it’s the shift in who you’re becoming. Whatever it is, speaking it aloud can change everything. That’s why we work with leading organisations, charities, and NHS Trusts to bring you guidance and answers shaped by real expertise. In this video you will find our latest partnership with Target Ovarian Cancer continues that commitment - sharing insights and support where they matter most.

Our Multi-tiered Approach

At the Cancer Psychology Collective, we offer specialist young adult (16-25 years) and adult (25+ years) psychological therapy aimed at enhancing wellbeing during cancer treatment and after. Beyond therapy sessions, we provide consultations and advice to medical teams on psychologically informed care and deliver organisational-level training and coaching to better manage the direct and indirect impact cancer for employees.

Our mission is to bring holistic psychological support to all levels, empowering individuals and systems to navigate the challenges of cancer with resilience and compassion.

In-person and remote options

Our therapy rooms are conveniently located in West London. Can’t make it to West London? No worries – we’ve got you covered with remote video calls (Zoom or Teams).