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Occupational therapy can help you increase independence, safety, comfort, and personal satisfaction. In doing so, it can improve your sense of wellbeing and quality of life. The term occupation refers to fundamental tasks that... Read more

Being diagnosed with cancer changes your life. Cancer can affect your social and emotional wellbeing and that of your family and carers. You may experience feelings of isolation, anxiety, or fear. These feelings may also affect... Read more

Prehabilitation (prehab) is the period between diagnosis and treatment, in this case for radiotherapy. We encourage patients during this time to prepare themselves. They can do so by thinking about... Read more

Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre’s prestigious Lea Medal has this year been awarded to Dr Michelle Yong and Dr Junyun Lai. Ahead of International Women’s Day, the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre hosted... Read more

Sleep disturbances are quite common among people who have had cancer treatment. Good management of sleep can improve your feelings of wellbeing.  Information for cancer survivors and their carers  Can-Sleep: Making... Read more

The goal of the Unmet spiritual needs study is to ascertain the level of spiritual wellbeing and the prevalence of spiritual needs in a cohort of Peter Mac patients to gain an understanding of how our pastoral care service can... Read more