Learn about cancer treatments, supportive care and the approaches described by clinics. Each guide gives you a clearer starting point and practical questions to take into a conversation.
Approaches to symptoms, rehabilitation and quality of life during and after cancer care.
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Practical rehabilitation for independence and daily activities
Occupational therapy helps people manage everyday activities affected by cancer, such as dressing, preparing food, caring for family or returning to work. The therapist looks at the task, the person’s abilities and the home or work environment. Support may include…
Read the guideAdapted touch for comfort and short-term symptom support
Oncology massage adapts touch, pressure and positioning for a person affected by cancer. Sessions are usually intended to provide comfort, relaxation or help with selected symptoms rather than to treat the cancer. A therapist with oncology experience considers treatment history,…
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