While having cancer is difficult at whatever age you are diagnosed, the cancer experience for a young adult (defined by Young Adult Cancer Canada (YACC) as someone between 18-39 years)
InspireHealth leading comprehensive exercise programs for people with cancer for 10 years
InspireHealth has been leading comprehensive exercise programs for people with cancer in British Columbia for 10 years. A recent position statement in Australia notes that exercise should be regular practice
The Top 10 Reasons People with Cancer Should Exercise
There is an incredible body of scientific research exploring how profound the impacts of exercising during a diagnosis of cancer can be. The importance of individualization in exercise is also
Managing Side Effects with Exercise
Our bodies are made to move. Muscles attach to bones by tendons and when contracted, pull bones into different positions, creating movement. Not only do our bodies want to move,
Sexual Health and Cancer
What thoughts or feelings come to you when you read these words? What impact has having cancer and its treatment had on your sexuality, your relationship with your body or
Exercise and Breast Cancer Rehabilitation
Following breast cancer treatment, complaints of upper body pain and dysfunction are common, especially in the early period following surgery, radiation or chemotherapy can cause damage to healthy muscle fibres,
Exercise during Cancer Treatment
The majority of oncologists agree that exercise is beneficial, important and safe for patients with cancer during treatment. Benefits include improved physical functioning, body composition, cardiopulmonary system functioning, appetite, sleep,
Mindfulness Meditation
Meditation programs are popping up across Canada – and for good reason. This centuries old practice, also known as mindfulness, is one of the best tools for our health, well-being,
The Importance of Good Posture
The muscles that support our posture play a constant game of tug-of-war. We live in a forward facing world. Things like walking, holding a steering wheel or book, eating our
Upcycled Broth Two Ways
Making your own broth may sound like a chore but with a little forethought and planning, it can be a way to add flavour and nutrients to many dishes without
