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Many people find it helpful to speak with people who've been through similar experiences. This is an online support group for people recovering after Intensive Care, and their family and friends. It's a very friendly and welcoming Edinburgh-based group, but is open to anyone from across Scotland. Th…
The website offers tailored information, advice and support to people recovering after an admission to Intensive Care due to COVID-19. It is also for patients' families. It is based on 12 years' research with Intensive Care patients and has been endorsed by the Intensive Care Society, ICUsteps (an I…
We provide a variety of support to our patients and those close to them through a range of online resources. We understand that you will each experience a different journey. These resources include podcasts, videos and downloadable leaflets to provide extra support and information to those who need…
Our virtual one-to-one relaxation sessions with the Wellbeing team are available to all patients and families. These sessions aim to help reduce anxiety and stress by teaching simple techniques to promote wellbeing. Interested in booking? To find out more please email wellbeingreferrals@beatsoncance…
We provide a limited amount of services at different locations around Glasgow and the surrounding areas. For more information please get in touch. - The Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre - Clinic P – New Victoria Hospital - Queen Elizabeth University Hospital - Lanarkshire Beatson - Royal…
Please note due to COVID19 the Wellbeing centre is not currently open for drop-in visits, get in touch for more information. Beatson Cancer Charity’s Wellbeing Centre is a unique space designed to be a haven for patients away from the wards and clinics. Patients can choose to sit back in one of our…
Our podiatry service is for feet and toenails in need of professional medical care and attention. Beatson Cancer Charity Podiatrists are experienced in dealing with all types of foot conditions and have specialist knowledge in problems experienced during cancer treatment. This service is available…
Our wig consultants are here to support you during this distressing time. We have a wide range of models and colours available and our consultants will help you to choose a wig that makes you feel confident and comfortable. We have a wide range of wigs for you to try to allow you to find a style and…
Our therapists understand how challenging treatment can be and are here to help if you are anxious, tense or having trouble sleeping. Beatson Cancer Charity provides a comprehensive range of complementary therapies for inpatients at the Wellbeing Centre within The Beatson, and at 8 other locations t…
With support from the Scottish Government’s Workplace Equality Fund, Impact Funding Partners and NHS GGC, Beatson Cancer Charity has worked with Marks & Spencer, Arnold Clark, Tesco Bank, Ten Live and Fish to Water HR on the “We’re with you at Work” employer toolkit to address cancer in the workplac…
