Titlebook: Women‘s Reproductive Mental Health Across the Lifespan; Diana Lynn Barnes Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014 Bir

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Chronic Mental Illness in Pregnancy and Postpartumrmacologic, psychotherapeutic, and social interventions, and non-treatment are reviewed. Prognosis for the mother and baby is discussed with an emphasis on the importance of seeking help early from a knowledgeable mental health practitioner.

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The Reproductive Story: Dealing with Miscarriage, Stillbirth, or Other Perinatal Demiseieve and understand the necessity of utilizing rituals to help in the grief process. The psychological impact of these losses is discussed, with an emphasis on clinical techniques for helping women process these experiences.

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Birth Trauma: The Causes and Consequences of Childbirth-Related Trauma and PTSDalth care providers, prior perinatal loss, history of previous abuse or trauma, and ethnicity. The phenomenon of vicarious traumatization is described, specifically how health care providers can be traumatized by witnessing the experiences of others. Finally, posttraumatic growth and possible interventions are discussed.

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e from utero to menopause.Includes the most current cutting-."In this book you’ll find a thoughtfully edited chronicle of the unique convergence of genetic, hormonal, social, and environmental forces that influence a woman’s mental health over the course of her life.  Both comprehensive and nuanced,

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Pre- and Perinatal Influences on Female Mental Healthero experiences can foreshadow her gestational age, birth outcome, and her behavior as a neonate, infant, toddler, and beyond; thus it is essential to consider pre- and perinatal experiences and exposures when exploring female mental health across the life-span. Epidemiologist David Barker’s “fetal

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Menstruation and Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder: Its Impact on Moodm, with approximately 3–8 % of women experiencing symptoms severe enough to impact function in daily activities. This severe cluster of symptoms is classified as Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD). Researchers continue to unravel the biopsychosocial contributors to premenstrual symptoms, includi

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The Psychological Gestation of Motherhood admissions around the childbearing years than at any other time in the female life cycle (Munk-Olsen, Laursen, Pedersen, Mors, & Mortensen, 2006; O’Hara & Stuart, 1999). Along with the physiological changes that occur during pregnancy, there also comes a period of psychological gestation as women b

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Postpartum Adjustment: What Is Normal and What Is Notes occur in concert with profound psychological experiences as women make the transition to motherhood. Most women do not suffer from significant mental health issues after giving birth. Although 80 % of women experience the baby blues, these symptoms quickly resolve by 2 weeks postpartum and are no