Healing Intimacy After Prostate Cancer Starts With Understanding, Not Pressure.
Free guides from Dr. Virgil Beasley, Clinical Psychologist & Prostate Cancer Survivor, to help you rebuild connection, confidence, and closeness — at your own pace.
Prostate cancer doesn’t just affect the body — it reshapes identity, intimacy, and the emotional space between two people.
Survivors often feel pressure to “be strong.”
Partners carry fear and exhaustion behind quiet smiles.
And both wonder, silently: How do we find each other again?
You’re not alone. You’re not broken. And you don’t have to figure this out by yourself.
That’s why Dr. Beasley created a set of free resources tailored for survivors and couples — gentle, clear, and grounded in real experience.
These tools won’t overwhelm you. They won’t fix you — because you’re not something to fix. They’ll simply help you take the next step toward healing.
Choose the Gift That Speaks to You
Every survivor — and every couple — walks a different emotional path after prostate cancer. Some struggle with intimacy. Some with confidence. Some simply don’t know where to begin.
To make this easier, Dr. Beasley prepared a few free resources.
Just choose the one that feels right for you today, and after a quick form, we’ll send it directly to your inbox.
No pressure. No commitment. Just the support that fits your situation right now.
