Train to become an Oncology Massage Therapist

One in two Australians will experience cancer in their lifetime and all touch therapists will benefit from our specialist training in oncology massage techniques.

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The Federal Government has announced a Royal Commission into Aged Care. Four Corners has just run a two-part expose on Aged Care. And OML needs your help to fund the development of a new massage training program to improve the lives of People in Aged Care. Donate now to OML's Crowdfunding Campaign and spread word of the campaign far and wide!
Campaign closes on 13/Nov/2018

Last Updated: 18/Oct/2018

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Testimonials

I loved it, it was so relaxing. Richard made me feel very comfortable and I can say he was very gentle. I could have one like this every week.

Anonymous (Client), VIC, November 2014
It was a real comfort on my neck and scars. It felt good to have the gentle touch. I really appreciate being asked to take part, great experience!

Ellen (Client), VIC, November 2014
I would definitely recommend this course to any RM, as it reinforces all previous learning, plus gives you a whole new perspective of what can be done

Alison (Student), NSW, July 2016
Wonderful, very realxing. A lot of care was taken with taking my medical history which was appreciated. I have no experience with massage except deep tissue. This was a great experience.

Sandra (Client), ACT, November 2014
I would recommend this program because there is too much fear and stigma surrounding "cancer" and yet we have all been touched or know someone who has.

Linda (Student), VIC, September 2016
[I would recommend the program] for anyone interested in this field of healing and massage. Very profound and meaningful work.

Ruth (Student), NSW, April 2016
The techniques can be applied in numerous instances - not just oncology. Support for oncology patients is greatly needed in rural and remote Australia.

Annie (Student), VIC, September 2016
Excellent technique and pressure in movements. Thorough linkage of each system and connective tissues.

Priscilla (Client), QLD, November 2014
Enjoyed the massage immensely. Leanne was confident, thorough, very fluid, great pressure, lovely hands. It felt like she was very experienced.

Karen (Client), QLD, November 2014
Facilitators worked together so well; encouraged and supported the participants tremendously; content was extensive and well presented, good science of theory and practice. Loved and appreciated all of the tips given, appreciated the emphasis on looking after ourselves physically, emotionally, spiritually. ...

Julia (Student), NSW, April 2016
Very professional, attentive, caring and friendly. Best massage techniques!

Maurice (Client), QLD, November 2014
If you are interested in connecting with others in a meaningful, rewarding way, OM is the way. It has made me aware of how much more there is to learn, and I have learnt valuable tools and information relating to cancer patients.

Maryanne (Student), QLD, April 2016
If you are interested in connecting with others in a meaningful, rewarding way, OM is the way. It has made me aware of how much more there is to learn, and I have learnt valuable tools and information relating to cancer patients.

Maryanne (Student), QLD, April 2016
Elsie is a very lovely therapist and I was very comfortable from the very start. She always asked about my comfort and her hands were very gentle. It was perfect pressure and very soothing and relaxing.

Narella (Client), QLD, November 2014
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I�m less scared of facing the end of life and helping people at the end of life.

Takako (Student), NSW, April 2016
Terrific experience, I had no idea this could be so relaxing. Leanne was very professional and had superb mannerism. Will definitely have more massages.

Anonymous (Client), QLD, November 2014
Very informative. The more people out there who know/understand caring for someone with cancer/illness, the better!

Kerri (Student), ACT, July 2016