Cancer Rehabilitation

We begin with a thorough assessment of your physical abilities, including strength, flexibility, endurance and any impairments related to cancer or its treatment. We evaluate conditions such as lymphoedema, fatigue or neuropathy, which are common side effects of treatment. This initial assessment helps us design a treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Cancer treatment often results in pain that can affect a patient’s quality of life. Our physiotherapists use a combination of manual therapy, exercise, and education to help manage pain effectively. Whether it’s neck, back or joint pain, our targeted interventions reduce discomfort and improve overall well-being.

For patients experiencing lymphoedema—a condition of swelling caused by an impaired lymphatic system—we offer manual lymphatic drainage, compression therapy and specific exercises. These interventions help reduce swelling, improve lymphatic function and enhance mobility.

Cancer can limit a person’s ability to perform daily activities, affecting their independence. Our functional training focuses on helping patients regain these abilities through targeted exercises. By addressing specific impairments, we work towards improving each patient’s strength, balance and ability to carry out essential day-to-day tasks.

Our personalised exercise therapy programs are designed to improve cardiovascular fitness, muscle strength and flexibility. Exercise has been shown to reduce fatigue and significantly improve the quality of life of cancer patients. With the guidance of our physiotherapists, each patient receives an exercise plan tailored to their abilities and health goals.

We understand that recovery is as much about the mind as it is about the body. Our physiotherapists provide education and support to help patients manage the physical side effects of cancer and its treatment. By promoting a healthy lifestyle, we assist our patients in making informed decisions that benefit their overall health and well-being. We also support patients in returning to work, hobbies and other activities they enjoy, helping them reclaim their lives after cancer.