A Certified Respiratory Educator (CRE) can help you breathe easier through chronic lung disease education and care planning. This includes education on your particular lung condition, learning breathing and coughing techniques, and identifying lung triggers and reviewing avoidance strategies. They can review treatments and use of devices including inhalers, mucus clearing devices and oxygen equipment. They can create a written respiratory action plan which is a personalized plan that outlines what to do when your breathing is feeling well, and what to do when your breathing is worsening. Lastly, a CRE can connect you to resources already in your community.

Registered Dieticians (RDs) provide person-centered nutrition care through your entire lung health journey. Using an evidence informed approach RD's provide: nutritional needs assessment, design, implement and monitor nutritional care plans and diets, and offer nutritional counselling. This can help you to improve your understanding of food and how it can affect your chronic conditions, as well as to embrace food and enjoy it!

A Personal Trainer with a Respiratory Therapy background possesses specialized knowledge to design exercise programs tailored to the unique needs and limitations of participants with pulmonary conditions, such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), or interstitial lung disease and more. They provide physical guidance and offer emotional support and motivation. They provide education on breathing techniques while working to improve lung function, increase energy levels, and enhance quality of life through targeted and personalized fitness interventions.