Articles, guides, research and tools — most of it free, for specialists, survivors and anyone trying to understand what exercise does for people with cancer.
A free two-page guide to upper and lower extremity lymphatic drainage — breathing, pelvic tilts, bicycles, leg circles and knee flexion, with the reasoning behind each one. Written for survivors, useful to practitioners.
A section of the CES–Yoga handbook: teaching considerations for students in treatment or recovery, the relaxation response, pranayama, a foundational pose in full detail, and corrective work for round shoulder syndrome after mastectomy.
The curriculum is revised every two years against current literature. This is where that work surfaces publicly.
The 15th Edition includes 2025–2026 updates on treatment and surgical procedures, family cancer syndromes, nutrition science in oncology, new research on GLP-1 medications and cancer, and new sections on complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) and culinary medicine.
Anyone can read the module summaries before enrolling — one complete cancer type is free to read in full.
Qualifications run two years. Renewing gives you the current edition, including everything that’s changed in treatment and research since you certified.
A closed Facebook group for OncoVie® Cancer Exercise Specialists across 60 countries — case questions, referrals and second opinions from people doing the same work.
Membership is verified. Entry is restricted to specialists who have passed the examination and hold a current qualification, so what you read there comes from people who are actually qualified to say it.
