Webinar – Introduction to Cancer Exercise (June 5 4pm PT / 7pm ET)

Webinar – Introduction to Cancer Exercise

CETI will host a Webinar on June 5, 2018 from 4pm – 5pm Pacific Time (7pm – 8pm Eastern Time) tailored for those studying for or considering the Cancer Exercise Specialist coursework. The webinar will be led by Andrea Leonard, president and founder of the Cancer Exercise Training Institute.

The webinar will provide information and suggestions on how to easily access coursework online, how to prepare for and take the examinations, what to focus on in each module, and how to get started building your practice as a Cancer Exercise Specialist.

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Cancer Exercise Specialist Advanced Qualification

The Cancer Exercise Specialist coursework was developed for health and fitness professionals (personal trainer, group exercise instructor, Pilates, yoga, etc.) seeking to attain a higher level of mastery and work with cancer patients during and after cancer surgery and treatment and into survivorship. Participants will gain a complete understanding of the entire cancer process from diagnosis and treatment to reconstruction and survivorship. Our unique and individualized programming will help to improve the patient’s ability to cope with the mental and physical stress following cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Our comprehensive programming covers 25 types of cancer, as well as pediatrics, with special emphasis on breast cancer and breast reconstruction.

CETI provides three methods of certification: home study, live/interactive webinar workshops, and live in-person workshops. The Cancer Exercise Training Institute has trained more health and fitness professionals worldwide to become Cancer Exercise Specialists than any other organization. Andrea Leonard, 34-year cancer survivor, author of “Essential Exercises for Breast Cancer Survivors,” NASM Corrective Exercise Specialist and Personal Enhancement Specialist, and President/Founder of the Cancer Exercise Training Institute began her extensive research in 1995; long before anyone had ever heard of “cancer exercise.” She spent three years working on Essential Exercises with the chiefs of breast surgery at Georgetown, George Washington, and Johns’ Hopkins University Hospital Medical Centers. Realizing there was a need to assist patients with many types of cancer, Andrea expanded her research and writing to cover a broader spectrum. She is truly a pioneer in the field of cancer and exercise and has paved the way for other organizations to follow.