Family Resilience

This book explores how families adapt, connect, and sustain strength throughout the cancer journey. Integrating psychological, social, cultural, and policy perspectives, the book presents a comprehensive framework for understanding resilience as a dynamic and systemic process. It examines emotional regulation, communication patterns, caregiving roles, and the influence of culture and spirituality on coping. Through evidence-based discussions, it highlights family-centered interventions, digital health innovations, and equity-driven policies that promote sustainable support. Designed for researchers, clinicians, and policymakers, this work emphasizes that resilience in cancer care extends beyond individual survival-it represents a shared capacity for meaning-making, growth, and solidarity across generations. Ultimately, the book envisions cancer care as a collaborative process where families, healthcare systems, and societies work together to foster healing, hope, and long-term well-being.

Pages: 140, Paperback, Scholars' Press