Clients often turn to oncology massage to help with:

• Stress and anxiety relief — a calming space during an overwhelming time

• Reduced fatigue — gentle techniques that support rather than deplete your energy

• Pain and tension relief — careful, adapted bodywork for muscle discomfort

• Better sleep — many clients report improved rest after sessions

• Emotional support — human connection and comfort during treatment

Oncology massage is appropriate for people who are:

• Currently undergoing chemotherapy, radiation, or other cancer treatment

• Recovering from cancer-related surgery

• In survivorship, months or years after treatment has ended

• Managing ongoing side effects like fatigue, pain, or lymphedema risk

Whether you're newly diagnosed or years into survivorship, our approach is tailored to exactly where you are today.

We always recommend checking with your oncology care team before your first session, especially during active treatment.

People seek out CST for a variety of reasons, including:

• Chronic headaches and migraines

• Neck and back pain

• Stress and anxiety

• TMJ (jaw) discomfort

• Recovery from concussion or head injury

• General tension and fatigue

Craniosacral therapy is often used as a complementary approach alongside conventional medical care, not a replacement for it.

Many practitioners require or strongly recommend a note or verbal clearance from your oncologist, especially during active treatment. This helps ensure the session accounts for your specific medical situation, such as low platelet counts, active radiation sites, or recent surgery.