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- Physiotherapy
- Mon-Fri 7am-7pm
- Sat 8am-6pm
- Sun 9am-12pm
- (08) 9382 9600
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We all know that exercise is good for us, yet finding the right starting point can be daunting, especially after a cancer diagnosis. Cancer and its treatments can have significant impacts on physical health, including; fatigue, pain, and muscle weakness. Our physiotherapy services are here to address these challenges through evidence-based treatments and compassionate care. Our team of specialised physiotherapists are dedicated to helping you regain strength, increase endurance, improve mobility, and manage pain.
Exercise is increasingly recognised as a beneficial adjunct therapy for individuals with cancer, offering a range of physical, psychological, and emotional benefits throughout treatment and recovery.
Jen Douglass has been a part of the Thoracare team for 8 years and is currently working with both outpatients and inpatients. She is currently the inpatient physiotherapy coordinator on the general medical and respiratory wards. Jen completed her degree at Curtin University, and has worked predominantly in the areas of cardio-respiratory, cardio-thoracic and inpatient rehabilitation. These are her main areas of interest, in which she enjoys gaining further experience and knowledge by working in an outpatient setting. She has also completed some further training in rehabilitation of dizziness and balance issues. Outside work Jen enjoys spending as much time as she can with friends and family.
Liane was born in Kwa Zulu Natal, South Africa and graduated at University of Cape Town in 1986 with BSC Physiotherapy. She immigrated to Perth with her family in 1999 to start a new adventure. Liane’s background is private practice, where she ran a team of physiotherapists who serviced acute respiratory, cardiac surgery and neurosurgery, as well as outpatient rooms specialising in spinal, musculoskeletal, sport injuries and rehabilitation.
The practice was involved with State track and field athletes, as well as the Durban World surf life-saving Championships in 1999 and the Vets World Track and Field in 1997. Liane’s interests currently lie in treating breathing pattern disorders, hyperventilation syndrome and inspiratory muscle training in clients with a history of chest problems or unexplained breathing disorders. She is also interested in breathing disorders in sportspeople and athletes.
Olivia completed her Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) with Distinction at Curtin University. Since graduating, she has developed a strong passion for working as a physiotherapist in an inpatient setting. Olivia has a strong interest in cardiorespiratory, gerontology and post-surgical care and enjoys working closely with patients to assist them in achieving the goals that matter most to them. Outside of work, Olivia enjoys spending time with family and friends, cooking and playing tennis.
Thoracare Subiaco oncology exercise classes are specifically tailored to the needs of individuals undergoing or recovering from cancer treatments. Our program creates a safe environment for individuals to improve their strength, cardiovascular fitness and overall wellbeing.
Download PDF BrochureIf you would like more information, please call today on (08) 9382 9600 and one of our physiotherapists will be happy to help you.
