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How to tell your employer someone you love has cancer

Perci experts share how to tell your employer that someone you love has cancer - and what your rights are should you need time off.

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Four simple breathing exercises and relaxation techniques for coping with cancer

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How to cope with relationship changes during or after cancer treatment

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How to cope with survivor’s guilt and grief after cancer

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How to manage the fear of cancer recurrence

How to manage the fear of cancer recurrence (FCR)

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How hypnotherapy can help ease chemo induced menopause

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What to expect after a colostomy – recovery after surgery

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Cancer and sex: overcoming men’s sexual health after cancer treatment and surgery

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Cancer and intimacy: managing women’s sexual health after cancer treatment

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How to encourage and support someone with cancer: a shareable guide

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Coping with hair loss during and after chemotherapy – and how to encourage hair growth

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How meditation can help to manage anxiety before a cancer scan, chemotherapy or surgery

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Cancer survivors and COVID-19: navigating post lockdown anxiety

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