In an era where cancer care is rapidly evolving, there is a growing recognition that healing extends beyond physical treatment to include psychological directions and spiritual wellbeing. This book "Spiritual and Positive Psychological Aspects of Cancer Treatment" is an integrative view of the role of inner factors like faith, hope, resilience, and meaning-making in improving coping, emotional balance, and overall quality of life in cancer patients and survivors.

This book combines academic wisdom on such important positive psychological concepts as mindfulness, gratitude, compassion, humour, and post-traumatic growth, as well as cultural, holistic, and integrated care. The book is intended to be used by researchers, academicians, clinicians, and students, and it bridges the gap between theory and practice and opens new directions in interdisciplinary research and patient-centred, integrated care of cancer patients.