Beyond the Storm: Why Oncology Massage Matters Long After Treatment Ends
Many clients still find themselves living in the shadow of cancer. Recognising this ongoing stress is essential to providing truly supportive care.
Many clients still find themselves living in the shadow of cancer. Recognising this ongoing stress is essential to providing truly supportive care.
The holiday season is a whirlwind for most massage therapists in Australia. December’s rush leaves schedules packed with clients looking to relax before family gatherings, destress from end-of-year deadlines, or prepare for festive travel. Then, as soon as the calendar flips to January, the bookings often disappear. The phones stop ringing, the calendars clear, and many therapists find themselves wondering how to fill their days—and their bank accounts.
In the world of remedial massage, we’re trained to address a broad range of physical issues from muscle pain, injury rehabilitation and also stress relief. You’ve likely encountered a wide variety of clients with different conditions, but what happens when your client has cancer?