Titlebook: Joint Care of Parents and Infants in Perinatal Psychiatry; Anne-Laure Sutter-Dallay,Nine M-C Glangeaud-Freude Book 2016 Springer Internati

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Introduction: Historyf perinatal mental health, corollary of this human cost, evaluated in 2014 would amount to ￡GBP 8.1 billion per annual birth cohort according to a UK report (Bauer et al. 2014). These disorders possibly leading to poor quality of parent-child relationships are widely involved in predicting poor ment

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Maternal Perinatal Psychopathology: Overviewaces women at greater risk of severe mental disorder, and admission to psychiatric care, than at any other time in their lives. Early identification and intervention is of particular importance not only for the woman herself but also to minimise any impact on the developing relationship between moth

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Establishing Parent–Infant Interactionsnsequence, dysregulation in parent–child interactions is linked to the development of children’s problematic behaviors and has been suspected of contributing to pervasive developmental impairments among infants. Aside from individual behaviors and characteristics, understanding parent–child interact

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Addressing Familial Violence and Child Abusehown to be associated with adverse obstetric and perinatal mental health outcomes, impaired mother-infant bonding and subsequent behavioural problems in children. In this chapter, we begin by reviewing evidence on the nature, extent and impact of child abuse and domestic violence among perinatal wom

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Ambulatories Cares: Parent–Infant Psychotherapy in Perinatal Mental Health future mother. Perinatal disorders affect not only the mother but also the developing child, the infants’ father and, to some extent, the whole family. Prevention and intervention strategies need therefore an integrated and shared work involving both adult and child perinatal health practitioners.

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Ambulatory Care: Home-Based Perinatal Interventionse families often accumulate many psychosocial difficulties. They seldom rely on available medical and social institutions and find themselves at greater risk of developing disorders in early parent-child relationships and subsequent psychopathologies. The aim of this chapter is to further understand

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Psychosocial Assessment and Depression Screening in the Perinatal Period: Benefits, Challenges and Iave with health services at this time and the significant morbidity associated with untreated maternal mental health conditions, not only for mother but also infant and family. Implicit in this public health approach is the use of screening tools and programmes, with all the challenges that they bri