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Moving Forward

Moving Forward gives you the tools to adjust to life beyond primary breast cancer treatment.

About the course

You don’t always feel 'back to normal' when you finish hospital treatment for primary breast cancer. Coping with the shock of your diagnosis, treatment and side effects, as well as worries about your cancer coming back, can make it hard to readjust to everyday life.  

That’s why Moving Forward is here. Through supportive, open conversations in a safe, confidential space, you’ll connect with people who understand. And you’ll find the tools you need to feel more empowered, confident and in control, so you can move forward with your life.  

The course takes place over 2 half days on consecutive weeks, either in person or online. And look out for our regular Speakers Live sessions that you can join online wherever you are.

Are you a healthcare professional? You can refer your patients to our Moving Forward course.

 

Choose the course for you

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    Moving Forward online

    Get support online to help you adjust to life after primary breast cancer treatment.

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I signed up for a Moving Forward course not really knowing what to expect. Without doubt it was one of the best things I did since treatment ended. I can’t thank Breast Cancer Now enough for their support - and for the new friends I made who have a personal understanding of the ups and downs of life following diagnosis.

Ruth
Moving Forward attendee

Download our Moving Forward booklet

Get information on the course and guidance on life beyond breast cancer in our booklet.

Other ways we can help you

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    Talk to our nurses

    Our nurses are here for you. Whether you'd like to give us a call or pop us a message, we're here to help.

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    Someone Like Me

    You never have to face breast cancer alone. With Someone Like Me, you can find somebody who really understands what you’re going through.

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    Younger Women Together

    If you’re aged 18 to 45, Younger Women Together gives you tailored support and the chance to meet people your age.

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    Speakers Live

    Do you want to learn more about topics relevant to your primary breast cancer diagnosis? Join one of our online Speakers Live sessions.

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