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A 14-item questionnaire, MORS-SF, was developed in a previous study to assess mothers’ representations of their infants. It was found

While perinatal depression in men is not unknown and is occasionally mentioned in the literature, we do not have clear

A “good-enough mother” (or parent) is one who adapts herself to her baby’s needs and can identify with them in

Maternal health care providers play a significant role in shaping women’s childbearing experiences. While there is increasing recognition of the

Preverbal contents need special attention in the therapeutic process, due to their difficult accessibility and the tendency to be actuated

Abstract: The promotion of perinatal mental health and the provision of effective, evidence-based psychological interventions has become a priority within

Today’s fathers have few generational or cultural references to guide them through the novel levels of expectations and demands placed

All present-day neuroscience is cortico-centric. It’s all about the brain. The mind is left to philosophers or theologians to debate.