Background Bodily changes after breast cancer treatment can lead to long‐term distress.
Self‐compassion, the ability to be kind to oneself, is an internal resource that may enhance a …

Little is known of the psychosocial factors associated with decision regret in the context of
breast reconstruction following mastectomy for breast cancer treatment. Moreover, there is a …

Objective Rumination, the repetitive and recursive rehearsal of cognitive content, has been
linked to depression and anxiety in physically well populations, and to post‐traumatic growth (…

Objective Women with breast cancer face threats to body image following surgery. Nipple‐sparing
mastectomy with immediate breast reconstruction (NSM + IBR) may minimise body …

Purpose This research describes and evaluates a liposuction surgery and multidisciplinary
rehabilitation approach for advanced lymphedema of the upper and lower extremities. …

… Przezdziecki A, Sherman KA: Modifying affective and cognitive responses regarding body
image … Alcorso J, Sherman KA: Factors associated with psychological distress in women with …

PURPOSE Ongoing supportive care using electronic health (eHealth) interventions has the
potential to provide remote support and improve health outcomes for patients with breast …

This study examined the relationship between communication avoidance of cancer-related
topics with psychological distress, and the mediating role of coping strategies, in women with …

Objective: Genetic tests vary in their prediction of disease occurrence, with some mutations
conferring relatively low risk and others indicating near certainty. The authors assessed how …

The body image-related concerns of breast cancer survivors following treatment are not
always adequately addressed. Self-compassion, which is the capacity to adopt a kind, caring …