WHAT NOW?
Cancer can be an emotionally challenging experience and dealing with a diagnosis can be overwhelming. It is important to remember that there is no right or wrong way to feel. It is okay to experience a range of emotions including confusion, sadness, anger, fear, and loneliness. It is important to talk to someone you trust and to express your feelings. Seek out support from family, friends, and professionals who can help you understand and cope with your emotions.
PREPARING FOR TREATMENT
On the physical side of things, it is important to prepare yourself for the treatment journey that lays ahead.
Complete Cancer Rehab provides comprehensive Occupational and Lymphedema Therapy services to prepare those diagnosed with cancer for treatment and to help them recover when treatment ends. With this pre-treatment therapy, patients not only benefit from a comprehensive assessment of their movement and function, but also gain the strength and confidence to approach treatment with resilience.
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY BENEFITS
Occupational therapy can help prepare you for cancer treatment, so you can take an active role in your own recovery. Occupational therapy provides cancer patients with the skills and resources to manage their daily activities and overall quality of life prior to, during, and after cancer treatment.
Benefits of Occupational Therapy include:
Improved physical strength and endurance.
Increased confidence & independence.
Reduced stress & anxiety.
Increased ability to work and participate in social activities.
Maintain normal daily activities.
Identify & address barriers to cancer treatment before the patient begins their cancer journey.
LYMPHEDEMA THERAPY BENEFITS
Lymphedema therapy is a specialized form of occupational therapy that helps to reduce swelling and discomfort associated with cancer-related lymphedema. This form of therapy can help patients recover more quickly and improve their quality of life. Lymphedema Therapy offers a range of benefits prior to treatment.
Benefits of Lymphedema Therapy include:
Improved mobility.
Improves the body's lymphatic system.
Reduces swelling and inflammation.
Increases range of motion and flexibility.
Provides relief from pain and discomfort.
Reduces the risk of infection.
IN CASE YOU ARE WONDERING
What is the goal of Complete Cancer Rehab?
The goal of the therapist at Complete Cancer Rehab is to provide individuals with cancer the tools they need to succeed in their recovery journey. Our program focuses on helping individuals with cancer build strength, increase flexibility, and improve overall health and wellness through evidence-based Occupational and Lymphedema Therapies.
What are the benefits of Occupational and Lymphedema Therapy prior to treatment?
Occupational and Lymphedema Therapy prior to treatment can help individuals with cancer prepare for their treatment and recovery by building strength, increasing flexibility, and improving overall health and wellness. These therapies can also help reduce the risk of lymphedema, a condition caused by the buildup of lymph fluid in the arms and legs. Occupational Therapy focuses on helping individuals with cancer maintain their independence and quality of life, while Lymphedema Therapy helps to reduce the swelling caused by lymphedema.
How will I know if Complete Cancer Rehab is right for me?
Our experienced team of cancer recovery specialists will work with you to create an individualized treatment plan tailored to your needs. We will also provide you with education and support to help you make informed decisions about your recovery.
How do I find out more about Complete Cancer Rehab?
To learn more about Complete Cancer Rehab, please visit our website at www.completecancerrehab.com or contact us at 970-306-7434
CONCLUSION
Cancer recovery is a long and difficult process. It requires a commitment to taking care of your physical and emotional health. Occupational and Lymphedema Therapy prior to treatment can help prepare the body for the recovery process and reduce the risk of complications. Additionally, it is important to take advantage of the support systems available, including family and friends, support groups, and cancer organizations. With the right support and dedication, cancer survivors can learn to find hope, strength, and peace in their recovery journey.