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Many people think that a cancer journey is over once treatment is complete. In reality, cancer can affect a person’s physical, emotional and general quality of life long after treatment has ended. This period in a cancer survivor’s life is referred to as ‘survivorship’. Whilst the experience is unique for

Palliative Care

Palliative care, also known as supportive care, is an approach to relieving the symptoms caused by cancer. It improves the quality of life for people living with cancer through a holistic approach to managing pain and the side effects of treatment. This medical discipline works to alleviate the physical, psychological

Active Surveillance

Active surveillance is an approach to cancer which involves monitoring a patient’s condition without medical intervention or treatment, unless a change in the condition is observed. It’s usually recommended when a cancer is small, slow-growing and causing few (if any) symptoms, or if it’s confined to the prostate. During active

Bereavement

As one of the most emotional and difficult challenges we face in life, the loss of a loved one can feel seemingly impossible to overcome. We know there is no one specific way to navigate the loss of a family member or friend; our experienced professionals are here to help

8. Sound Healing

9. Holistic Living

10. Healthy Diet

11. Others

Survivorship

Palliative Care

Active Surveillance

Bereavement

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