Bellbrook Remedial Massage in Mill Park, Victoria, Australia | Medical and health

Bellbrook Remedial Massage

Locality: Mill Park, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 409 866 387

Address: 11/50 Heaths Court 3754 Mill Park, VIC, Australia

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24.01.2022 Great start to the week Planning for the week ahead- tick now...

24.01.2022 ~ Breathe in... Breathe out... ~

23.01.2022 "I would suggest that the distinction between indulging in a massage as a treat and using it for stress relief is pretty fuzzy. And as someone who has made a ca...reer out of studying where massage fits for people dealing with chronic and acute illnesses, I can say with confidence that the line between massage for stress management and massage for a medical condition is practically invisible." Ruth Werner Massage therapist, educator, and writer. http://www.massagetherapy.com//Massage-as-a-Wellness-Strat

22.01.2022 Great start to the week Planning for the week ahead- tick now...

21.01.2022 2018 Let’s get moving and live your life to the fullest

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18.01.2022 I am very lucky Feeling very privileged to be able to assist my clients in their homes Oncology and palliative massage therapy are a couple of special massage techniques that I have been practising for the last couple of years ... So pleased to have kept pursuing my goals

12.01.2022 Self care... Thank you Jenni Hunt for my Bowen treatment - it was my first ever body treatment and I will be back.. How is everyone looking after themselves?

10.01.2022 Be sure to take care of your body, but also your mind. #HappyFriday

06.01.2022 If you or a loved one is going through treatment book in for an oncology massage to assist with the side effects and make you feel whole

05.01.2022 **~ AUSTRALIAN FIRST RESEARCH RELEASED!! ~** Australian first research into the use of complementary therapies by people with cancer supports what we know fro...m our clients - supportive complementary therapies such as oncology massage are important for managing side effects, improving quality of life and supporting self-care during and after cancer treatment. OML was a partner in the research, which was conducted by Western Sydney University. The study had two parts: a national survey that explored current provision of integrative oncology services in Australia (ie cancer care services that offer complementary therapies alongside conventional treatments); and focus group interviews with cancer survivors that explored experiences, preferences and unmet needs associated with complementary therapies. The study found that: in 2016, 26% of Australian cancer care services provided integrative oncology services; of these, 73% offered oncology massage, over half of which was provided by a certified OM therapist a majority of services felt that certified OM therapists were best placed to provide safe massage to cancer survivors funding was identified as the key barrier to providing OM within cancer care services cancer survivors in the focus groups reported a range of positive experiences and perceived benefits from using complementary therapies, and emphasised their appreciation of the professional care provided by complementary therapists participants reported a range of barriers to accessing complementary therapies, including cost, logistics, availability and lack of knowledge participants also reported an expectation for their oncology teams to be well informed about the benefits, risks and indications for complementary therapies and for more cancer services to provide complementary therapies along with conventional cancer care. The study concludes that supportive care services are an essential part of quality cancer care, not a 'luxury add-on for those who can afford them' and that survivorship and wellness clinics are 'in urgent need of development'. OML is proud to have contributed to this research, which gives excellent baseline information for policy and service planning and for further research. OML is already fulfilling a key recommendation of the study authors, by providing a nationally consistent training pathway, certification in oncology massage and continuing professional development, thereby ensuring that there are skilled oncology massage therapists available to work safely and effectively with people with a diagnosis or history of cancer. The PDF link to the full report is under the title picture: http://researchdirect.westernsydney.edu.au//obje/uws:41530 Please share our post. This research provides essential education and our Oncology Clients need all of us working together towards greater world wide understanding.

03.01.2022 Great read So rewarding to be able to give back to the elderly. The connection made will amaze you. I love to listen and learn - holding the space for my clients as they reminisce