A Specialised Support Service
A space that complements your medical oncology. By combining professional health science qualifications with lived survivor experience, I offer accessible, lifestyle-focused recovery support for Australian women living through breast cancer treatment and survivorship.
Evidence informed care
Whole Person Approach
Compassionate Connection
Practical Empowerment
Holistic Recovery Support
One-to-One Breast Cancer Support
Personalised support for the parts of breast cancer that happen outside the consulting room. Helping you make sense of what you need through treatment, recovery and beyond.
Breast Cancer Nutrition Consulting
Nutrition support for treatment side effects, body composition, bone health, energy and long-term wellbeing, without making food another thing to worry about.
Movement and Strength Rebuilding
Safe, progressive movement and strength support to help rebuild fitness. For bodies that have undergone surgery and treatment to help rebuild physical strength and confidence.
Fatigue, Sleep and Emotional Recovery
Practical support for fatigue, disrupted sleep, energy and emotional recovery, with realistic strategies to help everyday life feel more manageable.
Scar and Physical Recovery
Support for the physical effects of breast cancer surgery, including scar tissue therapy, movement and rebuilding confidence in your body.
Lifestyle and Integrative Support
Guidance around lifestyle, recovery, supplements and complementary therapies designed to work alongside your medical care, not replace it.
I built this space because I couldn't find it when I needed it.
The Breast Cancer Lounge was born from a deep understanding that medical treatment is only one part of the journey.
Founded by Michelle Marshall, an integrative practitioner with lived breast cancer experience.
​
"I bridge the gap between clinical appointments and daily living. My approach merges professional health science qualifications with a whole-person perspective, providing the practical, lifestyle-focused support that is often missing during recovery"
