Support for loved ones of people with cancer

Loved ones may also need space to talk

Adrianna explicitly includes support for loved ones of people with cancer among her areas of work. In a consultation, you can discuss your own anxiety, uncertainty, tiredness and questions about the situation.

The conversation does not have to focus only on how to help someone else. Your own needs, family relationships and space for your emotions can also be important topics.

Relationships when everyday life changes

Adrianna’s work includes family and relationship difficulties, stress, feeling overwhelmed, grief and loss. These are different possible reasons for seeking support, rather than an assumption that every family experiences all of them.

As a psychologist and psycho-oncologist, Adrianna emphasises attentiveness, gentleness and presence. She draws on the psychodynamic approach. If you would like a joint conversation with another person, discuss the appropriate format when booking.

What to mention when booking

Explain that you are a loved one of someone with cancer and are seeking support for yourself. You can ask whether to choose a psycho-oncology consultation or another service appropriate for the people attending.

Consultations are available in Gdańsk and online. Adrianna works in Polish and English. Confirm the format, price and any other participants when booking, rather than assuming those arrangements from the general description of her services.

How can I book a meeting?

Use the booking link to check services, current appointments and fees. If you are unsure which consultation to choose, contact the Sztuka Harmonii reception team and briefly describe what you would like to discuss.