Nurturing Hearts Through Cancer Care Counselling

Living with cancer whether you’re newly diagnosed, undergoing treatment, supporting a loved one, or grappling with emotional aftermath can feel overwhelming. At HopeSpring, we believe everyone deserves compassionate, accessible care. That’s precisely why our Cancer Care Counselling Program exists.

 

Why Cancer Care Counselling Matters

Emotional and Practical Support
A cancer diagnosis can uproot not just physical health, but emotional well-being too. Our professionally guided counselling provides a safe space to process grief, anxiety, and uncertainty—while also equipping you and your loved ones with practical tools to navigate system complexities.

For Individuals and Families—You’re Not Alone
Whether you’re seeking one-on-one sessions, couples counselling, family therapy, or support for children with parents affected by cancer, our services are tailored to meet diverse needs. Available via phone or Zoom, this means you can access care wherever you are, without barriers.

Free, Inclusive, and No Referral Required
There’s no need for a referral from a healthcare provider—cancer patients, caregivers, families, friends, and children are all welcome. Best of all? These sessions are offered at no cost, thanks to HopeSpring’s community partner, Interfaith Counselling Centre.

Flexible Access with Additional Peer Support
To begin, register and book your appointment—either via our request form, email to volunteer@hopespring.ca, or voicemail at 519-742-4673. While wait times may vary, you’re not alone—our peer and group supporters can hold you during the interim. 

How to Access Cancer Care Counselling at HopeSpring

Step 1
Become a HopeSpring Member to make accessing our programs quicker and easier. Click here to get started.

Step 2
Request counselling by completing our online request form, or reach out to a member of our team by emailing volunteer@hopespring.ca, or by leaving a message at 519-742-4673. Our team will connect with you to arrange your appointment based on your availability.

Step 3
Wait for your appointment. A member of the Interfaith Counselling team will reach out to you to book an appointment. There will be a waiting period, so while you’re waiting we warmly encourage you to explore our peer support groups and other free programs available on our program calendar.

Step 4
Attend your counselling sessions virtually—by phone or Zoom—in a space that feels comfortable, private, and supportive.

Step 5
If you need urgent support at any time, please contact Here24/7 for immediate assistance.