Oncology massage is specialized bodywork for anyone currently in treatment, recovering, or living beyond a cancer diagnosis. It’s not a lighter version of a regular massage — it’s a different discipline entirely, built around safety: adjusted pressure, positioning, and technique based on treatment stage, surgical sites, lymph node involvement, and any medical precautions your care team has flagged.
Who It’s For
- Clients currently undergoing chemotherapy or radiation
- Clients recovering from cancer-related surgery
- Cancer survivors managing long-term treatment side effects (fatigue, scar tissue, lymphedema risk, anxiety)
What to expect: Your first session starts with a real conversation — diagnosis, treatment timeline, medications, surgical history, and any areas that need to be avoided or approached with extra care. Pressure is always adjusted to what’s safe for your specific situation, and sessions are paced to support (not tax) a body that’s already working hard.
Benefits Clients Report
- Reduced treatment-related fatigue and nausea
- Eased anxiety and improved sleep
- Relief from muscle tension and scar tissue restriction
- A sense of being cared for as a whole person, not just a diagnosis

