Two complementary programs — Reformer-based rehabilitation and the Strength After Breast Cancer program — designed for cancer survivors ready to rebuild strength, restore range of motion, and find community.
How to join →Wild Country Oncology Services exists to help cancer survivors regain physical strength, manage treatment-related side effects, and reduce the risk of lymphedema through carefully designed exercise programs — taught in small groups by a licensed occupational therapist with cancer rehabilitation expertise.
Both programs are evidence-based and adaptable to where the body is today. Whether you're in active treatment, months out of treatment, or years into survivorship, there is a place for you.
Reformer-based Pilates classes adapted for cancer rehabilitation. The Reformer supports the body through controlled, low-impact strength and mobility work — meeting each participant where they are.
Thanks to community support and grant funding from the Wyoming Breast Cancer Initiative and Old Bill's Fun Run, programs are offered free of charge to participants. Sliding scale, in addition to private-pay options, for those in active treatment.
The SABC program is an evidence-based protocol developed specifically for women who have completed breast cancer treatment. The class emphasizes upper-body strength, range of motion, and lymphedema risk reduction.
Programs are offered free of charge to participants through community support and grant funding. Sliding scale, in addition to private pay options, for those in active treatment.
New participants begin with a brief intake conversation with Emma to ensure the program is the right fit and to discuss any treatment considerations.
Call Emma directly at 828-467-2200 or email info@wildcountryos.org to schedule an initial consultation.
Direct referrals from St. John's Health Cancer Survivorship Program and other treating providers are welcomed.
