Episode

Cancer Support Community at Gilda's Club Rochester on Mental Health, Connection and What Actually Helps

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Rochester Speaks
Published
May 28, 2026
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780
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Summary

Amanda Miller, licensed mental health counselor and Director of Programs and Support Services at Cancer Support Community at Gilda's Club Rochester, joins the show during Mental Health Awareness Month to talk about what it really looks like to support someone through one of the most isolating experiences a person can face. Amanda shares what CSC Rochester offers its members, why the mental health challenges of cancer do not end when treatment does, and what she tells people who resist seeking help because they do not have an official diagnosis. She also talks about food insecurity among cancer patients, the Mapping My Journey personalized approach and what the people around a cancer patient can do to actually help. The hardest part, she says, is just getting through the door. Visit cscrochester.org , call 585.423.9700 or stop by 255 Alexander Street in Rochester to learn more or become a member.