All Oncology Touch Therapy Courses
The recognised expert in oncology touch therapies
Postgraduate Diploma in Oncology Massage
£350
Provide massage treatments to clients going through the different stages of cancer, without requiring medical consent.
Accredited • Certified • 21 CPD Point
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Postgraduate Diploma in Oncology Reflexology
£350
Provide specially designed massage treatments to clients going through the different stages of cancer, without requiring medical consent.
Accredited • Certified • 21 CPD Point
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Postgraduate Diploma in Lifting and Rejuvenating Facial
£350
Provide specially designed facial treatments to clients going through the different stages of cancer, without requiring medical consent.
Accredited • Certified • 21 CPD Point
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Postgraduate Diploma in Oncology Hand, Nail & Foot Treatments
£350
Provide specially designed hand, nail & foot treatments to clients going through the different stages of cancer, without requiring medical consent.
Accredited • Certified • 21 CPD Point
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Accredited • Certified • 21 CPD Point
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Learn from the experts
- To use your skills to help those affected by cancer
- To understand the why as well as the what and the how
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Evidence for the benefits of oncology touch therapy treatments
Undergoing or recovering from cancer treatment is often the time when extra indulgence and pampering is required the most. However, post-diagnosis, it becomes more difficult to find salons and spas who offer treatments, meaning that oncology massage is often a memorable, transformative experience.
Short-term benefits
- Reduced anxiety, depressed mood and anger in breast cancer patients
- Increased vigour (breast cancer patients)
- Reduced mood disturbances and perceived stress levels
- Improved sleep quality
- Improved quality of life (breast cancer patients)
- Reduced pain and improvement of mood, reduced stress levels
- Reduced perception of pain, nausea and increased relaxation after 10 minute (5 minute per foot) foot massage
- Pain intensity, pulse rate, and respiratory rate significantly reduced immediately after the massages. At study entry, the massage group reported higher pain intensity, which decreased by 42% (25% reduction in the control group)
- Reduced anxiety scores, depression, general fatigue, reduced motivation fatigue, and emotional fatigue
- Reduced depression and improved sleep
- Reduced heart rate and lower blood pressure
- Decrease in physical discomfort, group fatigue, and mood disturbance.
The effect of massage on mood disturbances was greater when treated continuously by the same therapist
Long-term benefits
- Reduced depression and hostility, increased urinary dopamine, serotonin values, natural killer cell number and lymphocytes in breast cancer patients
- Reduced mood disturbances and perceived stress levels (breast cancer patients)
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