We hope this guide helps answer any questions you may have.

Medical concerns

If you notice any new symptoms, tell your GP. It might be nothing but it’s important to check.

Mental health support

If you're upset or need someone to talk to, these services can help:

Your GP practice

Your GP can help you find the right support

Talking Changes (Durham & Darlington)

Talking Changes offers self-help, counselling and talking therapies. Call: 0191 333 3300

Even if you live in another area, you can get help from Talking Therapies. Your GP practice can give you contact details for your local service.

Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust 

The Trust offers free mental health, self-help guides. They can help with things like feeling anxious, stressed or low. 

MIND

Mind give advice and support around mental health. They can help people who are going through a tough time. Anyone can get in touch.

NHS Mental Health

Support for your mental health. 

Legal advice

You can visit the NHS Resolution website for advice on making a compensation claim.

Have a question?

If you have any questions, our support team can help. Their names are Peter, Nikki and Catherine.

  • Call: 0191 3332126

If you'd like to meet the person who reviewed your care we can arrange a conversation.

Extra support after cancer treatment

There are three Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Centres at:

You can visit the centres, call them on 01388 455231 or email the team: cdda-tr.macmillancddft@nhs.net. If you'd like printed leaflets or have questions, contact the team.