No. While cancer support and survivorship are important areas of our work, we also support people living with chronic illness, neurological conditions, long-term health challenges, complex multi-system conditions and those requiring palliative or supportive care. Our focus is on helping people improve function, resilience and quality of life, whatever their diagnosis.

The discovery call is a free, no-obligation 10-minute conversation. It gives you an opportunity to explain your situation, ask questions and learn whether our approach may be suitable for your needs. We will discuss: Your diagnosis or health concerns Current treatment (if applicable) The challenges you are facing What support you are looking for Whether an initial consultation would be appropriate If we feel another service would be more suitable, we will tell you honestly.

Every situation is different. At Rowan Health, we do not work from standardised treatment packages. Instead, we develop personalised support protocols based on your health concerns, treatment pathway, symptoms, recovery goals and individual circumstances. Some people seek support for a specific challenge and may only require a small number of sessions. Others benefit from ongoing support throughout treatment, recovery or the management of a long-term health condition. Following your initial assessment, we will discuss the most appropriate protocol for your situation, including the likely frequency of appointments and how support may evolve over time. Our aim is to provide the right level of support at the right time, adapting your protocol as your needs change.

No. Most people contact us directly and book a free discovery call or an initial consultation. However, we also welcome referrals from consultants, GPs, specialist nurses, hospices, charities and other healthcare professionals. If you are currently receiving cancer treatment or have a complex medical situation, bringing information about your diagnosis and treatment plan can help us provide the most appropriate support.