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Oncology Massage

Oncology Massage

Oncology Massage

Are you interested in specializing in oncology massage?

A well-trained oncology massage therapist provides support and relief to clients who are experiencing negative side effects from chemotherapy, radiation, surgery and other treatments for cancer.

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Research continues to support the effect of massage in reducing anxiety and pain; and supporting other quality-of-life areas often diminished with cancer, such as poor sleep, fatigue and depression.

Oncology massage is very different from traditional massage, requiring additional and specialized training.

Remember, if you are passionate about being a massage therapist, regardless of your specialty, you need to protect yourself.

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