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     • Oncology massage can only be provided by a massage therapist who has received training in the specifics of cancer and cancer treatment.
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     5 Common Questions About Cancer and Oncology Massage Therapy

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   Who can get an oncology massage?

   • This answer is actually pretty short and sweet. Almost everyone who has experienced a cancer diagnosis, at any stage of their experience with cancer, can and should receive oncology massage!

   Oncology Massage 101: What you need to know and why you want to

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   Can oncology massage help with cancer?

   • Many cancer centers now offer oncology massage as a complementary treatment for cancer. In this sense, massage is not used as a treatment for cancer, per se—such as chemotherapy or surgery would be—but as a method of helping with the symptoms of cancer and the side effects of treatment.

   Benefits and Techniques of Oncology Massage - Verywell Health

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   What is a cancer massage?

   • A cancer massage, also known as an oncology massage, uses a light gentle touch with slow and steady movements to help the body relax. Avoid deep tissue massages during cancer treatment, which can contribute to pain and fatigue. Oncology massage is offered at many cancer centers.

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   What does an oncology massage therapist do?

   • An Oncology Massage Therapist uses a variety of modifications and adjustments to traditional massage therapy techniques in order to meet the unique and ever changing needs of someone in treatment for cancer or living with a history of cancer. These modifications aren't just about using lighter touch or avoiding certain areas.

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   Where can I get a cancer massage onsite?

   • Ask your local cancer center. Many major cancer centers have integrative care practices like oncology massage available onsite. Dana Farber in Boston, MA actually has a separate facility dedicated to these types of treatments.

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   Is massage therapy safe for cancer patients?

   • This is the same for oncology massage. A safe massage therapy care plan for someone with a recent cancer diagnosis, in active treatment, or living with a cancer history, revolves around the short and long-term side effects created by the cancer itself and the treatment interventions like surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy.

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3. www.macmillan.org.uk › cancer-information-andMassage or other touch therapies - Macmillan Cancer Support

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   It can be done by specialist massage therapists, physiotherapists, nurses or complementary therapists. A massage therapist can massage the whole body, or focus on one area such as the hands, face, shoulders or feet. This means you do not always need to remove clothing to have a massage.

4. www.livewellhealth.co.uk › massage › oncology-massageOncology Massage - UK Accredited Specialists - Livewell Health

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   Oncology Massage is a specialised and compassionate form of therapeutic touch that addresses the unique needs of individuals living with cancer. This tailored massage technique is designed to provide comfort, relaxation, and relief to those undergoing cancer treatments or in various stages of cancer recovery. Grounded in a deep understanding of ...

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6. www.amyhartl.com › blog › oncology-massage-101Oncology Massage 101: What you need to know and why you want ...

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   Nov 4, 2023 · Who can/should receive oncology massage? This answer is actually pretty short and sweet. Almost everyone who has experienced a cancer diagnosis, at any stage of their experience with cancer, can and should receive oncology massage!

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7. www.wcrf-uk.org › our-blog › massage-cancer-safeIs massage safe for people with cancer? | World Cancer ...

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   John writes: Yes, massage is safe if you are a person living with, or beyond, cancer – even if you have been told that your cancer is life-limiting. Massage should be available to you, if you want to have it. In reality, not all types of massage are suitable for those living with cancer: deep tissue massage is best avoided, and a number of aromathe...

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   However, the number one reason that therapists or businesses may refuse to treat you is the fear that the act of massage could spread cancer cells to other parts of your body. I am happy to report that there is simply no scientific evidence to support this belief. If you are, however, still unsure about getting a massage it’s best to speak to your ...

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   On the positive side of things, these outdated and obsolete beliefs are being challenged and the profession is beginning to change. High quality standards have been drawn up based on the very latest scientific understandings about massage and cancer. The leading professional associations are now actively promoting massage for people with cancer and...

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8. www.verywellhealth.com › massage-for-cancer-2249314Benefits and Techniques of Oncology Massage - Verywell Health

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   Aug 24, 2022 · A cancer massage, also known as an oncology massage, uses a light gentle touch with slow and steady movements to help the body relax. Avoid deep tissue massages during cancer treatment, which can contribute to pain and fatigue. Oncology massage is offered at many cancer centers.

9. back2normalclinic.co.uk › understanding-oncologyUnderstanding Oncology Massage - Back 2 Normal Clinic

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   Oncology massage, administered by therapists trained in the relevant guidelines, targets the reduction of pain and muscle tension common in cancer patients. Gentle and soothing techniques provide relief without causing any harm or discomfort.

10. www.cancerresearchuk.org › massageMassage therapy | Complementary and ... - Cancer Research UK

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    Many cancer centres and hospitals in the UK now offer different types of massage therapy free of charge. Therapists working in these centres are likely to have completed additional training and have ongoing supervision for their work.