Onocology Support with Dien Chan

People going through cancer treatment aren't looking for another intervention — they're looking for relief, comfort, and a moment of feeling human again. Supportive reflexology offers exactly that, and this workshop teaches you to give it skillfully and safely. This is comfort and quality-of-life care, always offered alongside the client's medical team — never a treatment or a cure, and Erica is clear and careful about that scope throughout. Within it, there is so much good you can do: easing the fatigue, nausea, constipation, pain, and low immunity that so often come with treatment, and giving someone the rare experience of being touched with care rather than managed as a case. In this 90-minute session you'll learn the common side effects of cancer treatment and how gentle Dien Chan can support each — immune-supporting points, pain-calming points, and points for constipation — along with the non-negotiable safety practices that keep your work appropriate: gentle-only pressure, immaculate hygiene, avoiding treatment sites, lymphedema caution, and knowing when to refer. You'll leave more confident, more useful, and clearer than ever about the real gift you're qualified to give. For trained practitioners who want to support people through one of the hardest seasons of their lives. Live 90-minute workshop on Zoom (Tuesday, Aug 26, 1:00 PM MT) · lifetime access via Quanta Learning Platform · downloadable handout (support points + safety). Reflexology supports comfort and relaxation; it is not a treatment for cancer or any disease and does not replace medical care.