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A video resource looking a the benefit of exercise in Pancreatic cancer. Keeping Active With Pancreatic Cancer This was filmed this back in October, and Dale is finally ready to share footage of her in action! Enjoy this educational video on staying active with pancreatic cancer.Thanks to Western & Central Melbourne Intergrated Cancer Service, the
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The national accrediting body; Exercise and Sports Science Australia awarded us with Exercise Physiology Practice of the Year in 2019 in recognition of our extensive leadership, advocacy and passion for empowering people with a cancer diagnosis to engage in safe and effective exercise. The first thing I get asked when proudly delivering the news that
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Calling on the Health Minister & Treasurer for the Removal of GST Melbourne, Australia 18 February 2020: A LEADING Australian cancer exercise specialist is calling on the Treasurer and Health Ministers to remove the GST from specialised exercise services for oncology patients, warning many are being forced to abandon exercise programs – despite overwhelming evidence these
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Good balance, whether you are standing still, walking your dog or climbing a mountain, depends upon having a strong, flexible, and agile body. However, when you are dealing with cancer and treatment, your balance can be negatively affected in a number of ways. The good news is that exercise can counteract these negative effects and
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The first thing I get asked when proudly delivering the news that we won practice of the year, is ‘What does that mean?’ I think people want to know how impressed they should be. ESSA, Exercise & Sports Science Australia is our industry’s peak professional body. ESSA hold these awards each year for all Exercise
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Good balance, whether you are standing still, walking your dog or climbing a mountain, depends upon having a strong, flexible, and agile body. However, when you are dealing with cancer and treatment, your balance can be negatively affected in a number of ways. The good news is that exercise can counteract these negative effects and
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I’m back! After 2 years enjoying the great outdoors in Vancouver Canada, I have returned to MEPG with a new focus in my Exercise Physiology practice. While in Vancouver did further training with the American College of Sports Medicine gaining Cancer Exercise Specialist qualification and worked at Back on track Fitness, moving beyond cancer, where
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It’s official! Dale has received her certification from ACSM as a Cancer Exercise Trainer. There are so many immediate, late and persistent effects of Cancer treatment that need to be considered when prescribing exercise to people with a Cancer diagnosis. This qualification has also highlighted the importance of evidenced based practice. When you have been
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I am in the home stretch of my time in Vancouver, Canada. We moved our family here for my husband’s Urology Fellowship. It has been an amazing experience from all aspects. Professionally I felt it was time to add a new specialisation to my Exercise Physiology knowledge. I chose Cancer rehabilitation. More and more evidence
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