Evidence-Based Support For People Living With Cancer.
Oncology massage is not standard massage with minor adjustments. It is a fundamentally different clinical approach that requires specialist training. Our therapists understand the physiological effects of cancer and its treatments — chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy, and surgery — and adapt every technique accordingly. Tumour sites, infusion ports, radiation fields, and lymph-at-risk areas are all factored into every session.
"For many people living with cancer, oncology massage is one of the most meaningful and effective supportive care interventions available."
Sessions are delivered at your home, in the hospital, or in a care facility. Family members can coordinate and book on behalf of a loved one. The evidence base is clear: oncology massage significantly reduces pain, nausea, anxiety, and fatigue in people with cancer.
Chemotherapy-related side effects
Nausea, fatigue, peripheral neuropathy, and anxiety from chemotherapy are directly addressed by oncology-adapted massage — timed around infusion schedules, away from all treatment sites.
Post-surgical recovery
Mastectomy, lumpectomy, and cancer-related surgery recovery. Lymphedema management, scar tissue, and soft tissue changes addressed by oncology-trained therapists.
Palliative and end-of-life care
Therapeutic touch in palliative settings reduces pain perception, anxiety, and isolation — providing comfort and human connection that medical treatment alone cannot offer.
Which Cancer Patients And Situations Benefit?
Oncology massage serves people with cancer across every stage of treatment and recovery.
Active Chemotherapy Patients
Nausea, fatigue, peripheral neuropathy, and anxiety from treatment. Oncology-trained therapists adapt every technique to chemotherapy- related constraints — timing sessions around your infusion schedule.
Radiation Treatment Patients
Radiation creates specific skin and tissue changes. Sessions avoid the radiation field entirely while addressing anxiety and tension in surrounding, unaffected areas.
Post-Surgical Cancer Patients
Mastectomy, lumpectomy, and cancer-related surgery recovery.
Lymphedema management, scar tissue, and soft tissue changes
addressed by oncology-trained therapists.
Palliative Care Patients
End-of-life care — bedside, in any setting. Comfort-focused therapeutic touch that reduces pain, anxiety, and the experience of isolation in ways medication cannot replicate.
Cancer Survivors
Many survivors live with treatment-related chronic fatigue, neuropathy, and anxiety long after treatment ends. Ongoing massage supports survivorship wellness in a meaningful, practical way.
Booking for a loved one with cancer?
Contact our care team before booking — we'll ensure the right therapist is arranged.
Simpler than you think — here's exactly what happens.
Contact our care team first. Then we arrange everything — including care team coordination.
You book or request a quote
Before booking, contact our care team to discuss the diagnosis, current treatment status, and any medical precautions. This is how we ensure the right therapist is assigned before the first session.
Takes under 5 minutes online or by phone.
We arrive fully equipped
We assign a therapist with specific oncology massage training. They review relevant information before the first session — not during it.
We find the space, set up, and are ready within 15 minutes of arrival.
Employees book their slot
Sessions at your home, hospital room, or care facility — whichever is most accessible. We coordinate with medical staff for hospital and facility sessions.
Sessions run back-to-back — no downtime between employees.
We wrap up and invoice
Session fully adapted in real time. Can be shortened at any point. Oncology massage works best as a consistent programme — your therapist helps develop an appropriate ongoing plan.