.png)
Redefining Recovery
After Cancer
About Balance Haus Oncology
Balance Haus Oncology provides cancer recovery and survivorship support for young adults, young people and carers navigating life during and after cancer. We recognise that cancer affects more than physical health. It can change routines, identity, relationships, confidence, work, study, energy, and the way people move through everyday life. Balance Haus Oncology brings together occupational therapy, lived experience, peer-informed support and evidence-informed practice to support recovery after life disruption.
Part of a growing health and wellbeing space
Balance Haus is a growing health and wellbeing brand supporting people to rebuild meaningful everyday life after illness, injury and major life transition. Balance Haus Oncology is our first specialist stream.
Recovery is more than treatment ending
For many young people, cancer recovery includes rebuilding routines, managing fatigue, returning to work or study, navigating changed relationships, and reconnecting with a sense of identity and direction.
Structured
Clear direction and practical frameworks so recovery feels manageable, not overwhelming.
Accessible
Designed to meet you where you are, fitting into everyday life.
Meaningful
Centred on the person, not just the condition.
Evidence-informed
Grounded in occupational therapy and current evidence.
Lived experience informed
Shaped by what recovery actually requires.
Ways We
Support You
-
Navigating life during and after cancer in young adulthood
-
Managing cancer-related fatigue and reduced capacity
-
Returning to study, work and meaningful roles
-
Identity, uncertainty and the long tail of treatment
-
Carer wellbeing and sustainable support
This work recognises that cancer impacts more than physical health. It affects identity, routines, relationships, and how people move through everyday life.
Balance Haus focuses on supporting these areas in a way that is:
Support that provides clear direction, with practical frameworks to guide recovery step by step.
Structured
Designed to be easy to engage with, meeting you where you are and fitting into everyday life.
Accessible
Focused on what matters most to you, helping you rebuild a life that feels purposeful and your own.
Meaningful
This work recognises that cancer impacts more than physical health. It affects identity, routines, relationships, and how people move through everyday life.
Balance Haus focuses on supporting these areas in a way that is:
Accessible
Designed to be easy to engage with, meeting you where you are and fitting into everyday life.
Structured
Support that provides clear direction, with practical frameworks to guide recovery step by step.
Meaningful
Focused on what matters most to you, helping you rebuild a life that feels purposeful and your own.
OUR SERVICES
Life during and after cancer in young adulthood
01
Adjusting to fatigue and reduced capacity
02
Returning to study, work and roles
03
Identity, uncertainty and life disruption
04
Support for carers and loved ones
05
ABOUT US
Meet Ashlynn
Ashlynn is an occupational therapist with over eight years of experience across public health, rehabilitation, mental health and community-based practice.
She founded Balance Haus to offer compassionate, evidence-based support for people navigating cancer, survivorship and other significant life transitions.
Her approach is warm, collaborative and person-centred, with a strong focus on helping people reconnect with meaning, confidence and quality of life. Ashlynn believes care should be holistic, tailored, and grounded in what matters most to each person during times of disruption, recovery and adjustment.
