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What can One in Nine do for me?

Have you been diagnosed with breast cancer? Feeling lost and undecided? Need guidance and coping tools?

We want you to know two things: one - you are not alone, and second - we have a lot to offer you.

We're with you every step of the way. Starting with diagnosis, followed by coping, then treatment and finally, returning to your regular routine.

What can we do to help you out?

Among the services we offer are emotional support, counseling and accompaniment by social workers, counseling and psychotherapy for the individual, the couple or the whole family; "Kav Lital"- a free online mental health treatment, spiritual support and digital support groups.

We also offer support to your family members, spouses, children over 12 and parents.

These are available all over the country (some for a nominal fee).

Call 03-6021717 ext. 0 for more info.

Psychological and counseling services - for you, your partner and your family

Psychologists and social workers specializing in trauma, illness, and crisis situations.

Feel free to tell us about your difficulties, your feelings, your fears, or anything else you'd like to share with us.

20 sessions are subsidized.

Get in touch with the care coordinators at 03-6021717 ext. 1 or callus@onein9.org.il

We're “By your side” - personal accompaniment

Guidance from women who have recovered from breast cancer and been trained professionally.

There's no need to go through this alone. The volunteers will listen to you, support you, share their knowledge and experience, and answer your questions.

Contact us at 03-6021717 ext. 1 or callus@onein9.org.il for more info

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KAv Lital - Online therapy for mental and emotional well-being

Designed for breast cancer patients who have trouble leaving their homes or don't have access to local treatment providers.

During these sessions, you'll share coping strategies, difficulties and emotions, and learn how to discover the powers inherent in you.

We meet via Zoom call at home, free of charge, in your personal space.

Remote therapy is done by a qualified therapist.

There is also the option of a one-time consultation.

 

The help line was started in memory of Lital Boxenbaum. Rudi and Moshe Boxenbaum donated the line, and Gilead supported it without involvement in content.

Contact us at 03-6021717 or callus@onein9.org.il for more info

To the article in Mako about the Help Line

Breast cancer survivors and patient support groups online

With the digital support groups, women from everywhere in Israel and around the world can get support and response in the comfort of their choice. With the digital space, it is possible to meet with women who have been through exactly what you have been through, to express themselves and share the difficulties, fears, and struggles that accompany the disease. 

The support group is built around a similar experience – women who have undergone chemotherapy, women who have not undergone chemotherapy, carriers who have fallen ill and recovered - and consists of a limited number of participants, and is led by a facilitator with extensive experience in breast cancer.

Meetings are held online, once a week on a fixed day and time.

In addition, different groups are opened according to the need arousing from the field: a group for spouses, children of, parents of, companies of. Do you need a specific group? Talk to us and we'll try to help.

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"The group allowed me to meet women in a situation similar to mine, women who know exactly what I'm struggling with. Women with the same doubts, fears and difficulties as me. From the common place, we shared experiences, questions, questions and encouraged each other. The open conversations caused elation, a sense of belonging and new friendships." (Moriah Oron, support group participant, July 2023)

"The ability to remain anonymous behind the screen makes it easier to share and reveal intimate details about the difficulties, physical phenomena and emotions charged towards family or friends who have disappointed. It also makes it easier to consult with members of the group. The convenience of 'not leaving the house' to help and be helped is a very significant tool during treatments." (Sigal Yerushalmi, support group participant, September 2023)

Spiritual Guidance for Breast Cancer Patients

Coping with breast cancer is not simple. Routine is undermined, the inner world experiences intense upheaval, and existential questions often arise regarding our perceptions and beliefs.

Out of a need expressed by breast cancer patients and survivors, and by women coping with metastatic breast cancer, we partnered with the Ella Center to provide a holistic solution through spiritual guidance.

We believe and perceive that the connection with our spiritual, personal and unique space can help in times of crisis, loneliness and distress, and while dealing with the feeling that the ground is falling.

The spiritual companion will accompany you in the process of finding inner strength, hope and strengthening your inner capability.

The uniqueness of the accompaniment sessions is expressed in the possibility of holding it at home and in the nature of the meetings: listening and witnessing life stories, reading texts, relating to philosophy and worldviews, finding meaning in songs and melody, writing, creating personal prayer, attention to the body, breathing, imagination and more.

The accompaniment includes 20 subsidized sessions with a spiritual mentor from the Ella Center who has been certified for spiritual accompaniment.

The meetings will take place at your home (unless you express a different desire), or throughout the country.

Sexual counseling

Addressing the physical and mental factors that affect sexuality following cancer. Provided by a licensed therapist for sex therapy and couples and individual family therapy. Zoom therapy is available. 

 

For more information, contact the care coordinators at 03-6021717 ext. 1 or by email callus@onein9.org.il 

 

The Association does not provide medical advice of any kind. The information contained on the Website is not intended to replace advice, supervision, professional or other advice you require. It should be emphasized that the information on the website is general information only and does not substitute personal advice given by a physician.