The Power of Movement: Benefits of Exercise for Cancer Patients
Exercise can play a powerful role in supporting both physical and emotional health throughout the cancer journey. Join Vic Arellano for an engaging discussion on the benefits of movement for cancer patients and survivors. This webinar will explore how exercise may help improve strength, mobility, and overall wellness while offering practical tips for getting started at any fitness level.
Hannah introduces the agenda and our featured speaker Vic Arellano
Join Vic Arellano for an engaging discussion on the benefits of movement for cancer patients and survivors
Come with your questions and we will answer them!
Hannah Loosle
Hannah joined HealthTree Foundation as the Lymphoma Education Manager in 2024. She is a Certified Health Education Specialist and is passionate about helping patients feel empowered through education and connection. Before joining HealthTree, Hannah worked in healthcare policy helping patients advocate for better care, research, and funding. Hannah enjoys baking and going to concerts in her free time.
Vic Arellano, MS, CES
Vic has 35 years of experience in business development, project planning and implementation, rehabilitation and wellness programming, and operations management. He has dedicated his career to population health strategies and services that extend the quality of life of older adults through healthcare and well-care initiatives. Vic holds a BA from DePaul University in Sociology and MS from the University of Illinois at Chicago in Exercise Physiology. He possesses several clinical certifications and has been a member and conference speaker for the American College of Sports Medicine, Medical Fitness Association, International Council on Active Aging and LeadingAge Illinois. Vic’s passion to pursue certification as a Cancer Exercise Specialist started when he was diagnosed in August of 2022 with Multiple Myeloma. After induction therapy, two stem cell transplants and back surgery to support compression fractures in his thoracic spine, he found that the healthcare industry offered little guidance regarding exercise. He is now on a mission to support other cancer survivors on their journey to a better quality of life. Vic is currently a Health Coach with HealthTree and co-leader of the Exercise Oncology Shared Interest Group with the Cancer Survivorship and Supportive Care Network (CSPN).