Exercise Physiology – Fatigue and Exercise

Could exercise help you feel better during and after neuroendocrine cancer treatment?

If you’ve ever wondered:
✔️ What does an exercise physiologist actually do?
✔️ Is exercise safe during cancer treatment?
✔️ How much exercise should I be doing?
✔️ How can I manage treatment-related fatigue?
✔️ What’s the best way to get started?
✔️ Where can I find the right support?

This presentation is for you.

A huge thank you to Samantha Murphy, Exercise Physiologist, for joining one of our NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia Online Support Groups to share practical, evidence-based advice on the important role exercise can play in improving health, wellbeing and quality of life for people living with neuroendocrine cancer.

Whether you’re newly diagnosed, currently undergoing treatment or living well beyond treatment, Samantha’s presentation offers practical tips and reassurance to help you move with confidence.

🎥 Watch the recording now and discover how exercise can become an important part of your care.

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