1) Clear suitability guidance
We assess whether mistletoe therapy is appropriate in your situation, including timing alongside chemotherapy, radiotherapy, immunotherapy, or recovery phases.
If you need evidence context first: Evidence & safety
In this mistletoe therapy hub
Prefer to explore first? Visit Mistletoe therapy (overview), review Evidence & safety for mistletoe therapy, see Mistletoe therapy cost, and explore Mistletoe brands (Iscador, Abnoba Viscum, Helixor).
What you’ll get from this consultation
2) Safety & interaction screening
We review your medications and supplements to reduce avoidable risk and ensure your plan is coordinated with your wider care.
Safety guidance lives here: Evidence & safety
3) A structured next-step plan
If suitable, you receive a clear plan for delivery, monitoring, and follow-up—designed to work alongside your oncology care.
Costs and practicalities: Mistletoe therapy cost
Who this consultation is for
This appointment is designed for people who want a clinician-led view on whether mistletoe therapy can be integrated safely as supportive care. You may be:
- currently undergoing treatment and looking for supportive options
- preparing for treatment and wanting a clear plan for resilience and recovery support
- post-treatment and exploring structured wellbeing support
- uncertain about safety, interactions, or timing and wanting a medical review first
Important: Mistletoe therapy is offered as supportive care within an integrative approach. It does not replace conventional oncology treatment.
What happens in the consultation
1) Your situation (medical context)
We review your diagnosis, current treatment plan, and any relevant medical history to understand your risk profile and goals.
2) Your goals (what you want support with)
We clarify what matters most to you—often energy, sleep, appetite, comfort, emotional wellbeing, and a sense of clarity and control.
3) Safety review (medications, supplements, timing)
We review your medication and supplement list, and discuss treatment timing to reduce avoidable risk and avoid conflicting interventions.
4) Recommendations (next best step)
You receive clear guidance on suitability and a recommended pathway. If mistletoe therapy is appropriate, we explain how it would be delivered and monitored.
What to prepare for your appointment
To keep the consultation efficient and clinically useful, please bring or send (if available):
- Diagnosis summary / staging information (or clinic letter)
- Your current oncology treatment plan (regimen and schedule if known)
- A complete list of medications and supplements (dose and frequency if possible)
- Any relevant recent blood tests or imaging summaries you have access to
- Your top 3 goals (e.g., fatigue, sleep, appetite, coping, recovery planning)
If you’re not sure what’s relevant, submit what you have. We’ll tell you what would be helpful next.
Safety screening and coordination with oncology
Safety is central. We aim to integrate supportive therapies in a way that is compatible with your oncology care and your individual risk profile.
Safety screening includes:
- Medication and supplement interaction review
- Timing considerations during active treatment
- Immune status considerations (where relevant)
- Clear guidance on expected reactions vs urgent symptoms
For the full safety page, read: Evidence & safety for mistletoe therapy.
Coordination with your oncology team:
Where appropriate, we can align recommendations with your existing care plan and help you communicate supportive-care decisions clearly. The goal is transparency and risk reduction—not conflicting advice.
If you want context first, start at: Mistletoe therapy (overview).
After the consultation: what happens next
If mistletoe therapy is suitable
- You receive a clear plan for delivery and monitoring.
- We explain what to expect and when to contact the clinic urgently.
- We schedule follow-up based on your treatment context and needs.
- If brand choice matters for your plan, we direct you to the relevant brand information.
If it’s not suitable (or not the right time)
- We explain the reason clearly.
- We suggest safer alternatives within integrative supportive care where appropriate.
- We can review again later if circumstances change.
Want to understand brands first? Visit: Mistletoe brands (Iscador, Abnoba Viscum, Helixor).
Consultation costs
Consultation pricing and ongoing costs depend on what support you need and how your plan is monitored. For transparent pricing details, see: Mistletoe therapy cost.
If you prefer to understand the therapy context before booking, go to: Mistletoe therapy (overview).
Consultation FAQs
Do I need a referral?
No referral is required. If you have clinic letters or a treatment summary, they help us work more efficiently.
Will you liaise with my oncology team?
Where appropriate, we can help you communicate supportive-care decisions clearly and safely, aligned with your current treatment plan.
What if I’m not sure whether mistletoe is right for me?
That’s exactly what this consultation is for. If you’d like to read first, start with the mistletoe therapy overview and the evidence & safety page.
Is mistletoe therapy a replacement for cancer treatment?
No. It is offered as supportive care within an integrative approach and is not intended to replace conventional oncology treatment.
What happens after the consultation?
If suitable, you’ll receive a clear next-step plan and monitoring guidance. If not suitable (or not the right time), we’ll explain why and discuss safer options.
Request an appointment
Submit the form below and our clinic team will contact you about appointment options. If you feel suddenly unwell during cancer treatment, seek urgent assessment.
Prefer to read first? Review: Evidence & safety for mistletoe therapy and Mistletoe therapy cost.
Disclaimer: Mistletoe therapy is offered as supportive care within an integrative cancer care model. It is not intended to replace conventional oncology treatment. Always seek clinician guidance before starting or combining therapies.
