Treating Vulnerable Populations of Cancer Survivors: A Biopsychosocial Approach

1. Theoretical and Conceptual Models of Age and Ethnicity
Tanya R. Fitzpatrick

2. Providing Psychosocial Distress Screening, Coping Resources, and Self-care to Newly Diagnosed Cancer Survivors in a Canadian Small Town Setting
Linda J. Edgar

3. Latino Cancer Survivors: The Old and the Young
Tanya R. Fitzpatrick

4. An Exploration of Latvian Immigrants’ Cancer Experience and Implications for Supportive Interventions
Mara L. Leimanis

5. Survivorship Issues Among Muslim Women with Cancer
Suzanne Y. Bushfield

6. Exploring the Artist’s Book: How Art Therapy Can Benefit the Quality of Life of Young Adult Breast Cancer Survivors
Katherine Laux

7. Physical Activity, Locus of Control, and Fear of Recurrence Among Cancer Survivors from a Community-Based Cancer Support Program
Roxana Mititelu, Achuthan Aruljothy, Tanya R. Fitzpatrick

8. Oral Health Issues and Quality of Life Among Pediatric Cancer Survivors
Crystal Noronha, Mary Ellen Macdonald

9. Quality of Life Among Esophageal Cancer Survivors: Medical and Psychosocial Support
Adriano Petrangelo, Mara L. Leimanis, Lorenzo Ferri, Tanya R. Fitzpatrick

10. The Family Caregiver as Cancer Survivor: Supporting and Promoting Positive Bereavement Outcomes
Lorraine Holtslander

Keywords: Psychology, Health Psychology, Social Work, Oncology, Psychotherapy and Counseling