CAYA Life Coaching

Offered to young adults (ages 18-24 years) who have received a cancer diagnosis and are navigating the transitions, challenges and opportunities that young adult life presents.


 

What is CAYA Life Coaching?

The Irish Cancer Society offers a targeted coaching programme for young adults, aged 18-24, who have or had cancer. 

If you are in this group, you may face very specific challenges after a cancer diagnosis and treatment, while you work with moving on with your life. You may face a lot of big life decisions and life stage transitions, such as finishing school, going to college, choosing a career path or moving out of home.

How does CAYA Life Coaching work?

You will be provided with a dedicated programme of 6 one-to-one coaching sessions with an accredited coach. They will work with you on how to manage different life stages and issues that you may face. 

Topics you may cover include:

  • Moving forward from diagnosis and treatment
  • Setting new goals
  • Redefining your future
  • Building up your confidence

Where can I get more information?

For more information on this service, contact our Support Line on 1800 200 700.


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