The Challenges Faced By Cancer Survivors

Feeling On Your Own After Cancer Some cancer survivors describe feeling a sense of abandonment, and feel "left hung out to dry" Al...

Cancer Rehab and Return to Work

More People Surviving Cancer Due to Improved Treatments Although returning to work after cancer can be challenging, rehab can play a valuabl...

Increased Physical Activity Improves Cancer Survival Rates

Are You a Cancer Survivor With N.E.D.? Cancer survivors can improve their chances of remaining NED through regular exercise We live in a wor...

5 Tips to Keep Cancer Patients Active

Motivation to exercise is important when you can't exercise or feel too tired to exercise Can't Exercise? Too Tired to Exercise? The...

LifeMark Atlantic Participates in Bust a Move for Breast Health™

LifeMark Halifax Clinic Helps at Community Celebration Fundraiser for Breast Health Centre LifeMark's finest massage therapists were on ...

Benefits of Exercise for Cancer Management

Incorporating Exercise into Your Cancer Management Plan Exercise is one of the most beneficial things that cancer patients can incorporate i...

Running Through Cancer and Beyond

Running Important to Physical and Mental Recovery After Cancer Running is important to cancer recovery both physically and mentally It’s bee...

8 Ways to Keep Cancer Survivors Healthy

Lifestyle Guidelines for Cancer Survivors Promote Continued Health Exercise provides physiological and psychological benefits for cancer sur...

How Physiotherapists Get You Moving Throughout the Cancer Journey

Staying Active Helps Patients from Cancer Diagnosis through Post-Treatment Exercise reduces risk of prostate-specific mortality In our rehab...

Integrating Exercise on the Cancer Care Pathway

Growing Evidence Supports the Role of Physical Activity During and After Cancer Treatment Research indicates that with tailored programs, ex...

Challenges and Rewards of Exercising With Chemo Brain

The challenge of doing regular exercise can be overwhelming for a patient with chemo brain Managing Cancer Rehab Takes A Team Approach Somet...

The Best Treatment for Cancer Related Fatigue

Studies indicate that 80% of people who received chemotherapy or radiotherapy will have some degree of fatigue Cancer Related Fatigue Remain...

Limited Joint Mobility Can Be Improved With Cancer Rehabilitation

Celeste Petrusevski, Registered Physiotherapist at LifeMark Physiotherapy on Bay , guides a patient in range of motion exercises Joint Stiff...

Urban Poling Improves Quality of Life for Cancer Patients

Urban Poling is a growing wellness trend that combines specialized poles with walking Urban Poling Help Survivors Recover from Cancer and Ca...

Calgary Volunteers Raise Awareness for Cancer at Run for the Cure

by Barb Morrison, Clinical Director, Max Bell Physiotherapy Run for the Cure Shows Spirit of the Calgary Community This year, Calgary's ...

Physician Information When Referring Patients to Cancer Rehab

How can I convince my cancer patients of the therapeutic value of exercise? How Can I Convince My Cancer Patients of the Therapeutic Value o...

What is Lymphedema?

Lymphedema Experienced as a Side Effect by Many Breast Cancer Survivors Lymphedema is a protein rich swelling caused by a defect or blockage...

Minimizing the Effects of Breast Cancer Through Cancer Rehab

Getting Back to Living - Not Just Surviving - After Breast Cancer Even after surviving breast cancer, many patients find that although the t...

Acupuncture for Peripheral Neuropathy - Numbness in Hands and Feet

Consider all rehabilitation options to help undo effects of chemotherapy treatment  The Road to Recovery As I rang the bell to signify the e...

Our Clinics at Niagara Area Rankin Run

Tod Hinton from our St. Catharines clinic location at the Rankin Cancer Run Funds Raised For Niagara Area Hospitals and Cancer Support Servi...