Oncology Exercise: Replacing Fear with Confidence @Physiotutors
Oncology Exercise: Replacing Fear with Confidence  @Physiotutors
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Effective oncology exercise requires a hyper-individualized approach that accounts for specific side effects like chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy. Both patients and clinicians often experience fear of movement, but this is best addressed by building confidence through small, incremental successes in a controlled environment. By transitioning from a generic program to a specific assessment of abilities, therapists can help patients regain their physical self-assurance and mitigate the risk of falls or injury.

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