Hair to Help | Pro Head/Hair Dressing Service for Women Living with Cancer & Alopecia (Free)

Name: Hair to Help | Pro Head/Hair Dressing Service for Women Living with Cancer & Alopecia (Free)
Start: 2025-04-16T10:00:00+01:00
End: 2025-04-16T16:00:00+01:00
Location: The Monastery Manchester

Schedule

Wed Apr 16 2025 at 10:00 am to 04:00 pm

UTC+01:00

Location

The Monastery Manchester | Manchester, EN

The Monastery is pleased to offer a brand new, practical help and advice session for women experiencing hair loss due to chemotherapy and/or alopecia. It's a free service for women seeking help and advice with hair loss, wigs, and/or head coverings, offering a beacon of hope to those navigating this challenging journey.
"Hair to Help," provides free, personalised support including wig styling, and regrowth advice. The service is led by Bernadette, a professional stylist with thirty years of experience, including 12 years specifically working with chemotherapy and radiotherapy patients.
"Losing your hair can be deeply traumatic and significantly impact self-esteem," explains Bernadette. "Questions like 'Will it grow back?' and 'Will it be the same colour?' are common concerns among patients. My aim is to provide practical solutions alongside emotional support during this difficult time."
The service extends beyond cancer patients to include individuals suffering from alopecia. While not offering clinical advice, the program provides expert wig trimming, styling consultations, and guidance on head scarf techniques.
"Each person's journey is unique," Bernadette adds. "That's why we offer private, one-to-one appointments in a comfortable, confidential setting."
What can I expect?
To get your wigs styled and trimmed by a professional hairdresser, Bernadette, as well as advice on your hair loss journey.
When?
Wednesdays, by appointment only.
How do I book?
Book in with Bernadette via phone: 07837 638 433 or by email: [email protected]
Is there any cost?
There is no charge for this service, although donations to The Monastery are always welcome.