Normarie Torres-Blasco

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Ponce Health Sciences University

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Normarie Torres-Blasco is an Assistant Professor at Ponce Health Sciences University, United States. Her research focuses on mental health training for community health workers, communication in cancer care, and the psychosocial impacts of cancer among Hispanic/Latina patients. Recent publications include studies on grief, depression, and the effects of natural disasters on Hispanic cancer survivors, as well as the use of telehealth in psychosocial oncology.

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Cultural Adaptation of Meaning-Centered Psychotherapy for Latino families

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Wendy Lichtenthal

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University of Miami

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Cristina Peña

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Ponce Health Sciences University

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Ana I Velazquez

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University of California, San Francisco

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Losses Related to Breast Cancer Diagnosis: The Impact on Grief and Depression Symptomatology Within the Context of Hispanic/Latina Patients with Breast Cancer

Mental Health Training for Community Health Workers in Cancer Care: A Narrative Review

Reframing the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Framework: Strengthening the Behavioral Domain with the Inclusion of Psychological Factors

Enhancing Communication Among Patients with Cancer, Caregivers, and Extended Family: Development of a Communication Module

Hispanic Cancer Survivors Exposed to Multiple Natural Disasters: Pre–Post-Disaster Changes in Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, Perceived Stress, and Physical Symptom Burden

Preparing for Cancer: A Qualitative Study of Hispanic Patient and Caregiver Needs

Development of a Community-Based Communication Intervention among Latin Caregivers of Patients Coping with Cancer

Psychosocial symptoms associated with spiritual well-being in Latino patients and caregivers coping with advanced cancer

COVID-19 pandemic–related emotional, social, and medical concerns of Latino patients with cancer: perspectives of mental health providers

Acceptance of Caregiver–Patient Support to Latinx Coping with Advanced Cancer (CASA) Intervention: A Caregiver Case Study

Importance of Communication Skills Training and Meaning Centered Psychotherapy Concepts among Patients and Caregivers Coping with Advanced Cancer

Use of telehealth for psychosocial oncology: A mixed methods study about barriers to and opportunities with Latino patients from Latin America, Spain, and the United States

Family functioning and psychosocial symptoms among Latinx patients coping with advanced cancer

A Holistic and Community-Based Service Program Promoting Mental Health among Latina Breast Cancer Survivors and Informal Caregivers

Cultural adaptation process of cancer‐related interventions: A step‐by‐step guide

FIPOL: An initiative to support research collaborations, resource development, scientific communication, and educational opportunities in psychosocial oncology for Latin America

Latino advanced cancer patients’ prognostic awareness and familial cultural influences on advance care planning engagement: a qualitative study

Important End-of-Life Topics among Latino Patients and Caregivers Coping with Advanced Cancer

Family as a Bridge to Improve Meaning in Latinx Individuals Coping with Cancer

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Wendy Lichtenthal

Cristina Peña

Ana I Velazquez

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