Workshop requests

Beth offers small group workshops on various topics specific to Cancer Rehabilitation.  These have been offered to health and wellness professionals as well as community support groups. 

Would you like Beth to present to your staff or at your next gathering?  Contact her today to discuss topics and rates.

COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS

Cancer Rehabilitation

Cancer rehabilitation and wellness is a growing field of practice and I welcome the opportunity to collaborate with other like-minded people. Whether you're a health and wellness professional or a passionate entrepreneur helping people impacted by cancer, contact Beth today to discuss any collaborative projects related to cancer recovery and wellness
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The information provided on this website is offered for educational purposes only and is based on the personal and professional knowledge of the author. Nothing on this website is offered as a substitute for medical care or to negate or replace any previously given medical instruction by a licensed or certified health care provider. Beth Hoag is Canadian-licenced physical therapist. By reading this material and/or registering or purchasing an online product or service, you acknowledge that you are not entering into an agreement for personal training, professional coaching, clinical health or direct physiotherapy care. You also acknowledge that you are free to make your own healthcare decisions.

By reading this and/ or purchasing any online products or services, you assume the liability and responsibility over how you utilize the information provided and will not hold Beth Hoag, Physiotherapist liable for any personal injury ensued in how you utilized this information. You are recommended to inform your current health care providers of any changes in your health status and discuss your health care decisions with them immediately upon deciding to change a prior prescribed plan of care.

Did you know that many cancers and their treatments can have a negative impact on pelvic health?

Nearly 48% of all women and nearly 45% of all men with a newly diagnosed cancer* may have pelvic health dysfunction either as a direct result of their cancer or as a side effect of their treatment.

If you treat patients with a history of cancer or who are actively undergoing cancer treatment, subscribe below to learn the pelvic health questions that EVERY patient should be asked.

(*Statistics from the Canadian Cancer Society 2019)