Oncology Massage Limited in Deakin, Australian Capital Territory | Non-profit organisation

Oncology Massage Limited

Locality: Deakin, Australian Capital Territory

Phone: +61 416 004 616

Address: Level 1, 39 Geils Court 2600 Deakin, Australian Capital Territory

Website: http://www.oncologymassagetraining.com.au

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24.01.2022 Learn the fundamentals of caring for the dying in aged care from Caresearch at the Flinders University (SA) - I can vouch for the courses - aboslutely brilliant. I did the Dying2Learn Program last year.

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23.01.2022 As many members of this community are Mums, Happy Mothers' Day! Ever wondered about its origins? Jennifer Zeven has a hard-nosed look at the tradition.

21.01.2022 2020 has been one especially crappy year in Australia - droughts, bushfires, floods, COVID-19, unemployment, physical & social isolation, more black deaths in custody, the Juukan Gorge tragedy - but we have no choice but to get through this together. If you have been feeling anxious, know that you are not alone. Reach out to people you care about and who care about you - there are likely to be many more people who care about you than you realise - but also reach out to those ...Continue reading

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12.01.2022 Welcome to Amy's first ATMS blog - nice work!

12.01.2022 Amy Tyler, reigning ATMS Therapist of the Year, explains Oncology Massage - 25/May/2021!

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07.01.2022 If you have had a cancer diagnosis, are you interested in testing out a new wellbeing app created by Wellness For Cancer? Check it out and contact [email protected] if you are keen or know someone who is.

04.01.2022 Hello Townsville!

03.01.2022 As many of you work in Aged Care, I thought this may be helpful. Palliative Care Australia (PCA) has released a new report, which summarises the Royal Commission’s recommendations against Palli8, PCA’s eight-point plan for palliative care. PCA also notes in their media release that too few people receive evidence-based end-of-life and palliative care, and instead experience unnecessary pain or indignity in their final days, weeks and months.