Psychosocial Resilience and Risk in the Perinatal Period (eBook, PDF)

Implications and Guidance for Professionals
Redaktion: Thomson, Gill; Schmied, Virginia

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Drawing on psychosocial perspectives, this book considers the underlying risk factors that create situations of vulnerability and marginalisation for mothers, from their baby's conception up to a year after birth. It identifies the protective factors - whether at an individual, family, community or service level - that can mitigate against adverse outcomes and it highlights promising evidence-based interventions. With its focus on social and cultural diversity as well as complex needs, this is an excellent overview for students and practitioners alike, featuring the latest research findings, illustrations of exemplary care, and emphasis on implications for practice.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 252
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Juli 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781317326304
• Artikelnr.: 48786248

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword by Soo Downe
1. Introducing the s and focus Virginia Schmied and Gill Thomson
2. Women with a diagnosed mental health problem Julie Jomeen, Susan E.
Fleming and Colin R. Martin
3. Asylum seekers and refugees. A cross European perspective Marie-Clare
Balaam, Mel Cooper, Dineke Korfker and Charles Savona-Ventura
4. Working with Indigenous families Donna Hartz and Leona McGrath
5. Lesbian women becoming mothers Brenda Hayman
6. Women with a disability, transition to motherhood and the self Denise
Lawler
7. Domestic and family violence Angela Taft and Leesa Hooker
8. Maternal substance use in the perinatal period Lucinda Burns, Victoria
Coleman-Cowger and Courtney Breen
9. Women who are incarcerated Cathrine Fowler and Chris Rossiter
10. Giving birth earlier than expected. Mothers whose new-born requires
neonatal intensive care
Nancy Feeley
11. The ripple effects of a traumatic birth. Risk, impact and implications
for practice
Gill Thomson, Cheryl Beck and Susan Ayers
12. Reproductive loss and grief
Hannah Dahlen
13. Resilience and sustainability amongst maternity care providers
By Susan Crowther
14. Interprofessional collaboration. A crucial component of support for
women and families in the perinatal period Kim Psaila and Virginia Schmied
15. Drawing the threads together Gill Thomson and Virginia Schmied