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- Support Line and Getting Started
- Wellbeing Classes & Courses
- Drop In
- Special Talks and Events
- Adult Counselling
- Support Groups
- Adolescent & Young Adult Counselling
- Families & Loved Ones
- Counselling for Children
- Current Supports at a Glance
- Online Resources
- Healthcare Professionals
- Acupuncture & Manual Lymph Drainage
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We're here to support you
It is always difficult to go through a new door and particularly when it is associated with cancer.
Whether you have been recently diagnosed, or are further along on your journey, our Drop In service is a safe space for a chat with an experienced volunteer or member of staff at ARC. Please note the drop in service is not a therapy appointment with a Counsellor or other practitioner, it as opportunity to share your story with someone trained to listen, and a chance to find out more about what supports ARC can offer you.
We are always at the other end of the line on 01 215 0250 or info@arccancersupport.ie
Face-to Face Drop In - Join us at our centres!
Currently our three Centres are open for Drop-In visits without appointment, Monday through to Thursday, 10am - 3pm.
Our phone support line is also available on Fridays, from 10am - 2pm - call us on 01 215 0250.
A comforting space
Our centres areas are calm, non-clinical, comfortable environments where you will be able to have a discreet chat with one of our professional staff members or trained volunteers.
You’re always welcome
Getting in touch with us is an important first step in dealing with any worries and anxieties that you may have. It is the start of a path that will bring solace and peace of mind.
Please phone or email us to have a chat and find out more about the services that are available to you and your family.
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All of our services are free-of-charge
What we offer
ARC offers a range of complementary therapies free of charge in group classes and workshops.
Counselling
Counselling for people and their family members to help deal with the fear of a cancer diagnosis.
Acupuncture
Acupuncture is used to address the side effects of treatment and helps reduce anxiety.
Manual Lymph Drainage
Manual lymph drainage is a specialised treatment for cancer-related lymphoedema.
Reflexology
Reflexology is a very gentle therapy that promotes relaxation.
Open Men's Support Group
Provides an opportunity to give and receive support from others.
Stress Management
Teaches coping technique that can be put into daily practice to minimise stress.
Time to Adjust
Following treatment of breast cancer.
Open Women's Support Group
It provides an opportunity to give and receive support from others.
Mindfulness
To help manage stress and improve well-being.