- No deep tissue massage.
- No massage over site of tumor
- Essential Oils will not be used during the massage
Glen Ivy Honors Breast Cancer Awareness Month!
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Glen Ivy will be decorated with Pink Ribbons! Throughout the month of October, as an additional step to your wellness and health, you can find breast cancer self-examination cards in showers.
Join us in honoring those who have had or have breast cancer on Breast Cancer Awareness Day, October 16th, 2016! On this day, Glen Ivy will give free admission to survivors or those currently battling breast cancer when they book an oncology treatment. Certain massages and treatments will be geared towards breast cancer survivors and patients, such as the oncology massage which you can find more information below:
Oncology Massage Benefits
Our Oncology Massage provides an in-depth consultation with an Oncology Certified Therapist, as well as a massage or skincare treatment customized to the individual needs of the oncology patient to accommodate any position, pressure or treatment site considerations. Our therapists have been extensively trained on clinically established guidelines to provide safe and effective techniques to accommodate the changing needs of any past or present oncology patient. 50 minutes $125.
What is an Oncology Massage?
A massage that is modified to the signs, symptoms and complications of cancer.
Can massage spread cancer?
Metastasis is a complex, biochemical process that is orchestrated by genetic mutations. Generally, the changes are the result of mutations in the cells’ DNA. It is not a mechanical process increased by exercise or massage. Cancer cells spread by DNA repeat code error.
Who needs Oncology Massage?
Anyone in, or with a history of, cancer treatment.
Oncology Massage absolute contraindications.