Description
What Is Cancer Care?
An approach to cancer care that uses complementary or integrative therapies to support the whole patient: mind, body, and spirit.
This work together with standard treatment methods such as surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. Integrative Oncology therapy can help with the goals of treatment and their side effects, distress relief and may also help with adherence & treatment results.
Objective
To achieve cure and to palliate
Aim
1) Achieve cure with yoga/ exercise
2) To reduce cancer disease with ease
Who Is It For?
People who are undergoing cancer treatment.
Package Intro
CtrlAltHeal cancer care package includes a fully personalised treatment plan. We provide a thorough investigation of possible type of yoga/ exercise your body needs.
We will help you with:
1) Best yoga/ exercise for chemo pain, muscle aches and more.
2) Optimal prevention and treatment strategies with the help of yoga/ exercise.
3) Less strenuous types of yoga that can help with some side effects of treatment.
Cancer pain takes many forms. It can be dull, achy, sharp or burning. It can be constant, intermittent, mild, moderate or severe. How much pain you feel depends on a number of factors, including the type of cancer you have, how advanced it is, where it’s situated and your pain tolerance.
Yoga can combat fatigue and improve strength and range of motion for patients undergoing cancer treatment.
Know Your Mentor
Dr. Sonia will help you reduce pain with ease.
Dr. Sonia is a practicing Ayurveda doctor and a certified yoga trainer, with almost 15 years of experience.
Timings
Evening 6:00 to 7:00 PM
Angana Saha –
Came to about this thrilling package from one of my colleagues. My mother who was just recovering from a deadly blow of lung cancer, when I pushed her into this. Before this the recovery was not noticeable and she was quite laid down. But after doing this regularly for about a week or two she now feels a lot better and refreshed! Thanks for a miracle!
Shudhin Pramanik –
I was just diagnosed with level one of colon cancer and felt quite a bit of let down after the initial treatment yielding no hope as of noticeable. Then I had a go at this without practically any hope. But after a week I feel quite refreshed and boggy that I can get round this challenge. Thanks for such warm care and balanced curriculum!