Beyond Treatment: Nourishing Your Health After Breast Cancer
Description
This October, in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, join Accredited Practising Dietitian and oncology dietitian Claire Ho for a webinar focused on supporting long-term health after breast cancer.
Focus: Supporting long‑term health after breast cancer, beyond treatment and into survivorship.
Navigating life after breast cancer, including:
What to eat for long‑term health
Managing weight changes
Menopause
Protecting long term health
Practical, evidence-based strategies for:
Healthy, sustainable eating
Weight management
Menopause‑related nutrition needs
Supporting bone health through adequate calcium and other key nutrients.
Opportunity to ask questions, so you can have your nutrition concerns addressed in a supportive and informative session.
Whether you have recently completed treatment or are further along in your survivorship journey, this webinar will provide practical guidance to help you feel more confident about nourishing your body and supporting your health for the years ahead.
To join on the night via Google Meet, please click on the link below:
or to join by phone (Australia):
+61 2 9051 3287
PIN: 466 573 197#
We look forward to seeing you there.
Claire Ho
Claire Ho - Four Seasons Dietetics
Claire Ho is an Accredited Practising Dietitian specialising in oncology nutrition, with extensive experience supporting patients undergoing chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery. She has worked with leading organisations including the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Cancer Council NSW and Nutrition Australia NSW. Claire’s clinical approach focuses on translating complex nutrition science into clear, practical strategies that help patients maintain intake, manage bowel and gastrointestinal symptoms, and optimise treatment tolerance. She is committed to empowering individuals with bowel cancer to feel confident in their food choices throughout treatment and survivorship. Claire currently provides 1‑on‑1 dietitian consultations at the Sydney Adventist Hospital, in Wynyard, and via telehealth, supporting people across all stages of the cancer journey.
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