A Little About Me First
I'm Jane Hall, and I counsel people affected by cancer, whether they're the one diagnosed or the one standing alongside someone who is.
My path here started in 1996, when my father was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. I had counselling for myself at the time, and not long after, I took my first course in the UK, working first as a grief counsellor. Years later, I was diagnosed with cancer myself (twice), and that's when something else became clear: counselling someone through cancer takes real insight into what the experience actually is.
I've been the patient. I've been the carer, watching someone I love struggle with the news. I bring those experiences to every session.
If you're nervous about reaching out, I want you to know: I'm not here to wave a magic wand, and I'm not going to push you anywhere you're not ready to go. This is your journey. I'm just here to support you, at your pace — for as long as you need me.
My path here started in 1996, when my father was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. I had counselling for myself at the time, and not long after, I took my first course in the UK, working first as a grief counsellor. Years later, I was diagnosed with cancer myself (twice), and that's when something else became clear: counselling someone through cancer takes real insight into what the experience actually is.
I've been the patient. I've been the carer, watching someone I love struggle with the news. I bring those experiences to every session.
If you're nervous about reaching out, I want you to know: I'm not here to wave a magic wand, and I'm not going to push you anywhere you're not ready to go. This is your journey. I'm just here to support you, at your pace — for as long as you need me.
