Anne Neufeld RN, PhD is a Professor in the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.Margaret J. Harrison, PhD, is a Professor Emeritus in the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Alberta, where she taught family theory and research and community health nursing.

• PART ONE FAMILY CAREGIVING AND SUPPORTIVE AND NONSUPPORTIVE INTERACTIONS 1. Caregiving And Social Support2. Supportive Interactions, Reciprocity And Obligation3. Nonsupportive Interactions in Varied Caregiving Situations4. Mobilizing Support from Family and Friends5. Mobilizing Support from Professional Sources6. Social Support and Caregiving in the Context of Migration7. Becoming an Advocate in Response to Nonsupportive Interactions8. A Guide to Support FacilitationPART TWO METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES: LESSONS LEARNEDIntroduction to Part 2 Methodological Approaches: Lessons Learned9. Data Generation: Interactive Use of Genograms and Ecomaps10. Using a Card Sort Technique in Data Generation11. Facilitating Participation of a Vulnerable Group: Immigrant WomenConclusion

Anne Neufeld RN, PhD is a Professor in the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.Margaret J. Harrison, PhD, is a Professor Emeritus in the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Alberta, where she taught family theory and research and community health nursing.

• PART ONE FAMILY CAREGIVING AND SUPPORTIVE AND NONSUPPORTIVE INTERACTIONS 1. Caregiving And Social Support2. Supportive Interactions, Reciprocity And Obligation3. Nonsupportive Interactions in Varied Caregiving Situations4. Mobilizing Support from Family and Friends5. Mobilizing Support from Professional Sources6. Social Support and Caregiving in the Context of Migration7. Becoming an Advocate in Response to Nonsupportive Interactions8. A Guide to Support FacilitationPART TWO METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES: LESSONS LEARNEDIntroduction to Part 2 Methodological Approaches: Lessons Learned9. Data Generation: Interactive Use of Genograms and Ecomaps10. Using a Card Sort Technique in Data Generation11. Facilitating Participation of a Vulnerable Group: Immigrant WomenConclusion

Anne Neufeld RN, PhD is a Professor in the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.Margaret J. Harrison, PhD, is a Professor Emeritus in the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Alberta, where she taught family theory and research and community health nursing.

• PART ONE FAMILY CAREGIVING AND SUPPORTIVE AND NONSUPPORTIVE INTERACTIONS 1. Caregiving And Social Support2. Supportive Interactions, Reciprocity And Obligation3. Nonsupportive Interactions in Varied Caregiving Situations4. Mobilizing Support from Family and Friends5. Mobilizing Support from Professional Sources6. Social Support and Caregiving in the Context of Migration7. Becoming an Advocate in Response to Nonsupportive Interactions8. A Guide to Support FacilitationPART TWO METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES: LESSONS LEARNEDIntroduction to Part 2 Methodological Approaches: Lessons Learned9. Data Generation: Interactive Use of Genograms and Ecomaps10. Using a Card Sort Technique in Data Generation11. Facilitating Participation of a Vulnerable Group: Immigrant WomenConclusion