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Hi. Macmillan offer counselling. If you contact via phone/ live chat that should be easy to sort out. I had 6 phone counselling sessions. They partner with BUPA/onebright for the counselling. 

Hi Jules

Welcome to the forum Wishing your husband all the best with his recovery and scan results. I have struggles with speech, so communicating this way I find really good. It would be good for him to join so he can ask for advice and the people here will try and answer and help and give good tips with their experiences to share.

Best wishes 

Nicky

Hi jules. Have a look here

https://www.macmillan.org.uk/cancer-information-and-support/get-help/emotional-help/bupa-counselling-and-emotional-well-being-support

That might be a start. 
I couldn’t have surgery either and had six weeks of RT. 
Im four tears clear and living well 

You could also look at this excellent essay it resonates with all of us. It’s written by a psychologist specialising in cancer 

www.workingwithcancer.co.uk/.../After-the-treatment-finishes-then-what.pdf

Hi Jules welcome from me as well. I too had chemo radiotherapy. It’s the gold standard treatment for most orophrangheal cancers so nothing unusual there. I’m over 4.5 years post treatment happily living my life. As others have said MacMillan do offer free counselling service. It’s not uncommon either for head and neck cancer patients to have a mild course of anti depressant s maybe see gp or ask consultant.Get him to join we’re a friendly bunch who will always try to help. 
Hazel x