OBJECTIVES: To examine relationships in mindfulness and illness acceptance and
psychosocial functioning in patients with metastatic breast cancer and their family …

Objective The goal of this study was to describe the quality of naturalistic communication
between patients with advanced cancer and their spouse caregivers using observational …

Purpose The number of informal caregivers to cancer survivors is increasing, and limited
information is available about caregivers to sexual minority breast cancer survivors. The …

Although children display strong individual differences in emotion expression, they also
engage in emotional synchrony or reciprocity with interaction partners. To understand this …

Background: Sexual dysfunction represents a critical aspect of quality of life for adolescent
and young adult cancer survivors. Studies have consistently documented that adolescents …

Background: This small qualitative study reports on the experiences of patients and family
caregivers who participated in a dyadic yoga pilot trial while undergoing cancer treatment in …

Abstract Objective This study examined:(1) Differences among sexual and gender minority
(SGM) and non‐SGM couples' life course stress, posttraumatic growth (PTG), individual, and …

Background: Individuals caring for patients with malignant gliomas experience high rates of
anxiety; however, an in-depth understanding of their distress and evidence-based …

Objective Family caregivers (FCs) of breast cancer patients play a vital role throughout the
treatment process. Psychological distress of FCs is common and often ignored. A simple and …

Abstract Purpose/Objectives: To describe advanced cancer patient–spouse caregiver
couples' cancer-related concerns, determine dyadic concordance of concerns, and predict …