Objective: Common psychosocial difficulties experienced by cancer patients are fatigue,
depression, anxiety, and existential and relational concerns. Art therapy is one intervention …

Purpose While there is increasing evidence for the effectiveness of psychosocial support
programs for cancer patients, little attention has been paid to creativity or art as a way of …

OBJECTIVES: Over the last few years several offers in-and outpatient creative therapy
interventions for cancer patients have been developed, implemented and researched. This …

Common symptoms reported by cancer patients include pain, fatigue, breathlessness,
insomnia, lack of appetite, and anxiety. A study conducted by an interdisciplinary research …

Art therapy has been used in a variety of clinical settings and populations, although few
studies have explored its use in cancer symptom control. The specific aim of this study was …

Objective: Art therapy has been shown to be helpful to cancer patients at different stages in
the course of their illness, especially during isolation for bone marrow transplantation, during …

Introduction: Cancer patients are particularly vulnerable to depression and anxiety, with
fatigue as the most prevalent symptom of those undergoing treatment. The purpose of this …

Purpose Caring for cancer patients can be highly stressful for both family caregivers and
oncology professionals. These high levels of stress can lead to poorer patient outcomes and …

Objective To evaluate the effect of art therapy on cancer patients' quality of life and physical
and psychological symptoms. Methods The databases PubMed, Embase, Web of Science …

This qualitative study examined accounts of women diagnosed with cancer who engaged
regularly in art as a leisure activity. The purpose of the study was to explore participants' …