Title: Handbook of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology: Integrating Research and Practice (1st Edition, 2021)
Editors: Klaus Evertz, Ludwig Janus, Rupert Linder
Publisher: Springer
Publication Date: October 28, 2020
Description:
The “Handbook of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology: Integrating Research and Practice” offers a comprehensive exploration of the psychological dimensions of pregnancy, childbirth, and early infancy. Edited by Klaus Evertz, Ludwig Janus, and Rupert Linder, this edition integrates research findings and clinical insights to provide a comprehensive understanding of prenatal and perinatal psychology.
Covering key topics such as prenatal development, maternal-fetal bonding, birth trauma, attachment theory, and early childhood development, the handbook delves into the psychological aspects of the prenatal and perinatal period. Contributions from leading experts in the field provide insights into the impact of prenatal and perinatal experiences on emotional, cognitive, and behavioral development.
With its interdisciplinary approach and evidence-based insights, the “Handbook of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology” serves as an invaluable resource for psychologists, therapists, researchers, and healthcare professionals working with expectant parents and young children. Whether readers are seeking to deepen their understanding of prenatal and perinatal psychology or integrate psychological principles into clinical practice, this handbook offers a comprehensive guide to the field.