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FREE WEBINAR
Real World Outcomes Using PBMT in Supportive Cancer Care
Presented by Catherine Norton Phd, Kate Perkins Advanced Cancer Rehabilitation Specialist
Wednesday 30 September 2026 7:30 PM AEDT (Sydney, time)
Join Dr Catherine Norton (Heal with Laser) and guest Kate Perkins, Advanced Cancer Rehabilitation Specialist, for a live discussion on how photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT) is being used to support patients through the side effects of cancer treatment.
Drawing on real clinical cases, Kate will share what she’s seeing in practice — from managing lymphoedema to supporting patients through radiation-related side effects — and how PBMT is being integrated into modern cancer rehabilitation pathways.
The session closes with a live Q&A, giving you the chance to ask Kate directly about the evidence, safety, and practical application of PBMT in supportive cancer care.
By the end of this webinar, you will be able to:
1. Explain how photobiomodulation therapy works and its role in supportive cancer care
2. Identify common cancer treatment side effects where PBMT has shown real-world clinical benefit
3. Understand practical considerations for integrating PBMT into a cancer rehabilitation pathway
About the speaker
Kate Perkins
Cancer Rehabilitation Occupational Therapist & Lymphoedema Therapist
With over a decade of experience, Kate is the founder and Principal Therapist at Cancer Rehabilitation & Lymphatic Solutions and Coastal Rehab Hub on the Central Coast, NSW. She specialises in personalised, evidence-based rehabilitation for patients recovering from cancer treatment, with particular expertise in early detection and management of Breast Cancer-Related Lymphoedema (BCRL) and Head and Neck Lymphoedema.Kate is a pioneer in using MLS Laser therapy to ease the side effects of cancer related treatment, and co-founded OncoLaser™, a program combining PBMT with clinical education to reduce pain, inflammation, and lymphoedema without drugs.
A former competitive cyclist and passionate surfer, Kate brings that same drive to help her patients return to the lives — and activities — they love.
Catherine Norton
Kate Perkins
