Complementary Therapy
Complementary Therapies
Many people with breast cancer use complementary therapies to help support themselves through cancer and it's treatment. Complementary therapist usually work with the person as a whole, not just the part of the body with cancer. This is called a holistic approach and is something good medical practitioners also do. A complementary therapist who listens and cares may help you cope with some of those difficult feelings, which can be an effective way of getting back some control.
» Help you feel better and improve your quality of life
» Improve your general health
» Give you a sense of control over what is happening to you
» Reduce stress, tension, sleeplessness, anxiety, depression and make
you feel more relaxed
» Help to reduce the symptoms of cancer, such as pain, feeling sick,
breathlessness, constipation, diarrhea, tiredness and poor appetite
» Help to reduce some of the side affects of cancer treatments.
Betterdays currently offers the following body therapies
Aromatherapy Massage:
A subtle yet powerful healing form massaging oils into the body to
promote and maintain physical, spiritual and psychological well-being.
A unique blend of oils is selected for the individual client, which will
work to alleviate and heal levels of emotional, psychological,
physical and spiritual distress.
Shiatsu:
A simple yet effective from of bodywork. It is a deeply relaxing
therapy which addresses not just physical ills but also
emotional and spiritual aspects aiming to guide the
whole person into a greater sense of well being.
Shiatsu works by applying pressure along the
meridians to stimulate the body's own healing
process. It is a non-invasive therapy with clients
remaining clothed throughout the sessions and provides
a relaxing, nurturing and calming space.
Yoga:
Betterdays provides group yoga. Yoga is an ancient meditative practice and is used to create tranquillity, flexibility and encourages healing energies to flow throughout the body.
Many people with breast cancer use complementary therapies to help support themselves through cancer and it's treatment. Complementary therapist usually work with the person as a whole, not just the part of the body with cancer. This is called a holistic approach and is something good medical practitioners also do. A complementary therapist who listens and cares may help you cope with some of those difficult feelings, which can be an effective way of getting back some control.
» Help you feel better and improve your quality of life
» Improve your general health
» Give you a sense of control over what is happening to you
» Reduce stress, tension, sleeplessness, anxiety, depression and make
you feel more relaxed
» Help to reduce the symptoms of cancer, such as pain, feeling sick,
breathlessness, constipation, diarrhea, tiredness and poor appetite
» Help to reduce some of the side affects of cancer treatments.
Betterdays currently offers the following body therapies
Aromatherapy Massage:
A subtle yet powerful healing form massaging oils into the body to
promote and maintain physical, spiritual and psychological well-being.
A unique blend of oils is selected for the individual client, which will
work to alleviate and heal levels of emotional, psychological,
physical and spiritual distress.
Shiatsu:
A simple yet effective from of bodywork. It is a deeply relaxing
therapy which addresses not just physical ills but also
emotional and spiritual aspects aiming to guide the
whole person into a greater sense of well being.
Shiatsu works by applying pressure along the
meridians to stimulate the body's own healing
process. It is a non-invasive therapy with clients
remaining clothed throughout the sessions and provides
a relaxing, nurturing and calming space.
Yoga:
Betterdays provides group yoga. Yoga is an ancient meditative practice and is used to create tranquillity, flexibility and encourages healing energies to flow throughout the body.
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