Psycho-oncology · Online · Multilingual
Psycho-oncological Online Counselling
When a cancer diagnosis changes your life.
Cancer can bring many questions, fears and challenges. Psycho-oncological counselling offers space for support, guidance and new perspectives – for people affected by cancer and their loved ones. Online, confidential and wherever you are.
Also available during a hospital stay.
Mag. András Acél
Clinical psychologist · Psycho-oncology · Psychotherapy
When a diagnosis changes so much
A diagnosis, a recurrence or ongoing treatment can deeply affect familiar life. Examinations, medical decisions, surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, radiotherapy or other treatments can lead many people into a new and initially unfamiliar situation.
Even though modern diagnostics and treatment options can achieve a great deal today, the emotional burden often remains considerable. People affected and their loved ones may face uncertainty, anxiety, inner restlessness, sleep difficulties, exhaustion, anger, helplessness or withdrawal.
Psycho-oncological support can help to make sense of these burdens, strengthen inner stability and gradually find your own way of dealing with illness and treatment.
What psycho-oncological support can help with
Psycho-oncological counselling can ease the burden in different stressful situations, provide orientation and help you regain more inner stability.
Anxiety, restlessness and uncertainty
When thoughts keep circling, sleep becomes difficult or medical findings, examinations and decisions feel overwhelming.
Coping with illness
When a diagnosis, recurrence, physical changes or medical treatments need to be emotionally processed.
Emotional strain during treatment
When chemotherapy, immunotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery, side effects or hospital stays become psychologically demanding.
Exhaustion and withdrawal
When energy is low, contact with others becomes more difficult or you begin to feel alone with the situation.
Conversations, decisions and orientation
When medical consultations stay with you, questions remain open or important decisions need to be sorted through inwardly.
Family and loved ones
When partners, family members or people close to you are also affected and need support, orientation or relief.
Psycho-oncological counselling
What may be important in counselling
An oncological condition often affects far more than the body. Diagnosis, treatment, examinations and medical decisions can change inner balance, relationships, everyday life and the sense of safety.
Psycho-oncological counselling offers a protected space to understand and sort through emotional burdens, regain orientation step by step and strengthen inner stability and personal agency.
Focus areas may include
- Stabilisation after a diagnosis or distressing medical findings
- Coping with anxiety, inner restlessness and exhaustion
- Orientation around decisions and medical consultations
- Activating resources and strengthening self-efficacy
- Relaxation, imagery or medical hypnosis
- Involving and supporting loved ones
Online counselling
What online counselling can make easier
A calm way to access psycho-oncological support — independent of location, confidential and easy to integrate into everyday life.
In familiar surroundings
Online counselling from a familiar place
A conversation by video or phone can feel personal and calm, even at a distance. Many people experience it as relieving to receive support in familiar surroundings.
This creates a protected space for conversation that can be more easily integrated into treatment, everyday life or periods of recovery.
Available from home, hospital or while travelling.
Less travel and less organisational effort.
A confidential, professional and protected setting.
Personal and attentive, even at a distance.
How it works
Your path to
psycho-oncological counselling
Request an appointment
Send your request using the contact form. You will then receive an email with a link to choose an appointment, along with information about what to expect and how to prepare.
Schedule your appointment
Choose a suitable time through Calendly and receive an automatic confirmation. I will send you the payment details separately by email. Payment is due before the session.
Join your session
Once payment has been received, you will receive the video link by email. We will meet online at the agreed time. Please choose a quiet, private place where you can speak without interruption.
To make an initial enquiry, all you need is your name and email address. We will discuss your concerns during our session.
Online counselling is not a substitute for emergency care.
About me
Mag. András Acél
Clinical psychologist and psychotherapist
For more than 20 years, I have supported people in clinical, outpatient and psychotherapeutic settings. A particular focus of my work is psycho-oncological support for people with oncological conditions and their loved ones.
I combine long-standing clinical experience and private practice with a psychotherapeutic attitude, clinical-psychological expertise and a calm, clear perspective on challenging life situations.
Focus areas
Practical information
Fees and session details
Online psycho-oncological counselling offers support and guidance through conversation. Sometimes a single session is enough; at other times, ongoing support over several sessions may be helpful.
Duration & format
Each session lasts 50 minutes and takes place online by video, or by telephone if needed.
Fees & payment
Each session costs €120. After booking, you will receive payment details separately by email. Payment is due before the session.
Booking & confirmation
After choosing your appointment through Calendly, you will receive an automatic confirmation. Online counselling is not a substitute for emergency care.