Fuel Your Strength!

Join Molly Lowther in this fun & informative 'Ask Me Anything' session with renowned Senior Oncology Dietician, Lauren Atkins.

Join us for a friendly, open chat with leading Exercise Oncology Specialist Molly Lowther, in conversation with Lauren Atkins.

We will encourage questions from the audience and cover a wide range of topics focused on fuelling your body for strength - sharing nutrition tips + knowledge for fuelling your treatment, recovery + healing journey.

Please RSVP your place for catering requirements - you are very welcome to bring a support person or plus one to this event.

Light refreshments & catering provided, please advise dietaries.

An online link will be shared for those attending digitally.

About Lauren Atkins

Lauren Atkins is an Advanced Accredited Practising Dietitian, Senior Oncology Dietitian and Co-founder and Director of her business OnCore Nutrition.

She has extensive experience in oncology nutrition care, having worked at Peter Mac, The Royal Children’s Hospital and as team leader at Epworth Health. She is credentialed in paediatrics, eating disorders, FODMAPs and IBS and is passionate about the management of gastrointestinal disorders, particularly those related to cancer treatment, surgery, IBS and functional gut disorders.

Lauren is a member of the Clinical Oncology Society of Australia Nutrition Group Executive Committee and contributes to national cancer care research and frameworks. She provides education, research and training to Deakin University and University of Melbourne. Her team of dietitians at OnCore Nutrition have been recognised by Dietitians Australia with a Quality in Primary Care award in 2021 and 2023 and she was personally honoured with the Dietitian Connection Carpe Diem Award in 2025.

About Molly Lowther

Molly is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist with over 10 years of experience in private practice and institutional care facilities. Specialising in exercise oncology, she helps cancer patients and survivors rebuild strength, manage treatment side effects, and improve long-term health. She holds a Master’s in Exercise Oncology and counts colorectal cancer and the effects of exercise on bone metastases as a special interest area.

Committed to evidence-based care, Molly holds advanced certifications in:

• Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA)
• Trauma-Informed Exercise Therapy
• Hydrotherapy
• Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilisation (DNS)

Molly is the Clinical Lead on The Strength Squad project, delivered by The EP Group. She believes education is key to success - ensuring clients understand the why behind their treatment plans. With a focus on personalised exercise solutions, Molly tailors every program to meet the unique needs of her clients, helping them achieve their health and rehabilitation goals.

About The Strength Squad

The Strength Squad was founded with a mission to make a positive impact on the care and support of young onset cancer patients by harnessing the transformative power of exercise physiology on physical and mental wellbeing.

The Strength Squad is a program fully subsidised by The Thompson Family Endowment Fund and powered by Impatient Advocacy. Impatient Advocacy’s passion is helping to improve the daily lives and longer-term outcomes of people diagnosed and currently living with cancer.

A main focus of all partners is to fund, enable, and encourage exercise as part of the treatment plan for cancer patients - this has been made possible by the combined mission of The Strength Squad and with specialised health experts, The EP Group, delivering the program.

You do not need to be a current member of The Strength Squad to attend this event, all are welcome.