Cancer Fatigue Services

11/21/2025

If cancer-related fatigue is knocking you down... Elvira's story will remind you: you are not alone.

Get a sneak preview of next month's "Moments of Meaning" section of our newsletter, this is where we feature an inspiring story of hope from someone we support.

Are you or someone you care about experiencing cancer fatigue? Connect with us by visiting https://cancerfatigueservices.com, learn about the treatable causes and how our OHIP-covered comprehensive assessment leaves you an actionable personalized plan to address your identified causes of cancer fatigue.

All previous monthly newsletters can be found here:
https://cancerfatigueservices.com/news

11/21/2025

A simple check in can guide the whole day.
When you name how you feel and choose one next step, tasks feel clearer and more manageable. Try this three part prompt: How is my energy right now. What matters most. What is one small step I can complete. If you support patients, share this prompt during visits to encourage calm, focused progress. We are here when you are ready to begin.

11/19/2025

This month, many communities champion men’s health.

Movember raises awareness for prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health, and it encourages conversations that lead to supportive action. At CFS, we turn awareness into action. Through assessment and tailored exercise therapy, we help men build energy, improve function, and strengthen confidence. Ready to begin, or supporting men in your practice?

Connect with our team for next steps. We are here when you are ready.

11/18/2025

Crowdsourcing new ideas for awareness campaigns so that we can get the word out that cancer-related fatigue is treatable.

What would make you stop scrolling long enough to learn that you don't have to keep living with fatigue? Especially when everyone around you just normalizes it?

We are offering hope, think of us as an extension of your care team.

11/14/2025

If you are experiencing cancer fatigue, join our founder, Dr. Scott Adams to learn how you can take control of your energy and your life.

This is a live Q&A session as part of a three-part web webinar series presented by the Canadian cancer survivor Network (CCSN).

Tune in at 1:00 p.m. Eastern time, Friday, November 14th, 2025.

To register, visit: https://cancerfatigueservices.com/CCSN

11/07/2025

If your energy feels like a phone that never quite reaches 100%, or drains faster than it should, you are not alone. Cancers and treatments can damage your "battery and charger", which is why you store less energy, you drain faster & recharge more slowly.

Join Dr. Scott Adams for a free information session on Tuesday, Nov 11 at 6:30 PM ET.
Bring your questions, and he will explain everything in plain language.

Come for the science, stay for the community! Attend here: https://cancerfatigueservices.com/ama

11/04/2025

You deserve to reclaim your energy and hope for living life on your terms. If you are struggling with Cancer-Related Fatigue, join scientist and exercise physiologist Dr. Scott Adams for a FREE information session where he breaks down the 10 treatable causes and the treatments that are effective in addressing fatigue.

Come for the science, stay for the community... last time, the Q&A lasted over an hour!

To sign up, go to http://cancerfatigueservices.com/ama

Date: Tuesday, November 11th
Time: 6:30 PM - 7:00 PM (Eastern Time)

10/31/2025

Cancer related fatigue is a complex health condition that has many different risk factors, causes, symptoms and negative life consequences.

Played by 2x cancer survivor and advocate , The Cancer Fatigue Guy learns about the Cancer Fatigue Analyzer to better understand his unique cancer-related fatigue risks, burden, and care needs.

It takes less than 5 minutes to complete and you will get your Fatigue Analysis Score right away!

https://cancerfatigueservices.com/cancer-fatigue-analyzer-start/

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Check out this month's email newsletter (and link to past issues) here:
https://mailchi.mp/cancerfatigueservices/november-2025-newsletter

10/27/2025

Food planning feels lighter when each step is simple and realistic.

Meals happen many times each week, so a light plan can protect energy for what matters to you. Try choosing a few easy dishes, shopping at a quieter time, and using pickup or help from someone you trust. Prepare one batch on a higher-energy day and portion it for ready meals.

At Cancer Fatigue Services, your plan starts with listening and assessment, then focuses on daily routines that fit your life. Our clinicians integrate pacing, activity, and practical strategies so progress feels achievable.

10/23/2025

10/17/2025

Care works best when compassion leads the way. At Cancer Fatigue Services, our multidisciplinary team brings together expertise in assessment, exercise therapy, and rehabilitation with a shared commitment to helping people live the life they want to live.

Have a question or want to begin with a conversation? We’re here, whenever you’re ready.