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Lake District spa therapists to help cancer patients thanks to new qualifications

by Cumbria Crack
27/06/2022
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Low Wood Bay spa therapists attain qualifications to help cancer patients

A dedicated group of spa therapists from Windermere have completed a qualification to help with the treatment of cancer patients.

Katie Read, Hannah Ford and Beckie Gibson, of Low Wood Bay Resort & Spa, have completed an oncology massage qualification through the accredited
Jennifer Young Training School.

Their training has included Level 1 and advanced cancer awareness, as well as holistic facial, hand, nail and foot treatments.

Oncology massage is a certified qualification which gives spa therapists the skills and knowledge to undertake gentle, sensitive massage treatments to patients going through different stages of cancer.

Annabel Berry, of English Lakes Hotels Resorts & Venues, said: “These types of treatments are not currently fully recognised as standard in our industry and have not been given due prominence.

“We want to change that and ensure every client who steps through our doors can be cared for and looked after when they are going through really difficult times in their life.”

According to research, physical activity and treatments such as massage can give cancer survivors both physical and emotional benefits.

English Lakes Hotels Resorts & Venues also supports breast cancer charity Paddlers for Life, which has two dragon boats at Low Wood Bay Watersports Centre for use by patients and families to help build friendship and support networks.

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