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Essential Clinical Principles For Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology Practitioners Publication Date: Author(s): Author: Marti Glenn, Author: Robin Cappon The burgeoning research in attachment theory, affective neuroscience, polyvagal theory, epigenetics, and trauma treatment has given new directions for the practice of prenatal and perinatal psychology. The authors offer essential fundamentals for the integration of these new principles into clinical practice with individuals and families from pre-conception through adulthood. |
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Implantation Journey: The Original Human Myth (Part 2) Publication Date: Author(s): Author: Karlton Terry The implantation journey of the blastocyst/embryo is traced throughout its many biologic/embryologic transitions and transmutations. Possible psychological impacts that may arise from early stresses, imprints, and other experiences are discussed. The journeying blastocyst/embryo is sometimes portrayed as a protagonist in the transcript of each human being’s personal past. Events confronted and subsequent coping or survival styles during the journey are examined in reference to adult behavior patterns and belief systems. |
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The Effects of Prenatal Yoga on Birth Outcomes: A Systematic Review of the Literature Publication Date: Author(s): Author: Kelly Riley, Author: Emily Drake Importance There are limited data to demonstrate the potential impact of prenatal yoga on birth outcomes such as maternal comfort, labor duration, and infant gestational age and weight. |