Corriere del Ticino Weekend - New Supportive Care Center

Fisiopilates, music therapy, Tibetan singing bowls, art therapy, breathwork, guided hypnosis, yoga, facial reflexology, deep relaxation, ergotherapy, nutrition. And acupuncture. A wide range of practices once confined to the margins of Western medicine, which today support protocols in oncology wards, intensive care units, and palliative care centers — helping to promote balance, well-being, and quality of life. For people suffering from serious, debilitating, or chronic illnesses, diagnosis and the resulting treatments have profound repercussions, both in the body and the mind. But there is an additional burden, often underestimated: illness isolates, disrupts routines, distances people from work and social life.

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