Parenthood and Mental Health

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Tyano, Sam 저자(글)

Wiley · 2010년 05월 24일

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저자(글) Tyano, Sam

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• Foreword
  List of contributors
  Introduction
  A historical overview: infants, parents, and parenting from ancient times to nowadays
  Definition of some major concepts
  Structure of the book
  References
  Parental Orientations Normal processes
  Mothers' and fathers' orientations: patterns of pregnancy, parenting and the bonding process
  Introduction
  Pregnancy and the 'placental paradigm'
  The model of maternal orientations
  Mothering
  Postnatal disturbances
  Contagious arousal
  Paternal orientations
  Conclusion
  The competent fetus
  Introduction
  Continuity from intrauterine life to infancy
  The competent fetus and its receptive sensorial capacities
  Fetuses remember and therefore can learn . . .
  Fetuses can feel pain
  Fetal psychology: an emerging domain
  Conclusion: the fetus can no longer be thought as a 'witless tadpole'
  Challenging pregnancies
  Single parenthood: its impact on parenting the infant
  Introduction
  Single-parent families come in a variety of profiles
  Single parenthood as risk factor for parental mental health
  Risk factors for mental health problems among single mothers
  Single-father families versus single-mother families
  Single custodial parenthood
  Psychological characteristics of single mothers by choice
  A double-edge risk situation: being a single parent of an infant at risk
  Clinical implications
  Summary
  Surrogate mothers
  Introduction
  Characteristics, motivations and experiences
  Attachment, bonding and pregnancy
  Relinquishing the baby and the social context
  At-risk pregnancies
  The impact of stress in pregnancy on the fetus, the infant, and the child
  Introduction
  Data from animal studies
  Human studies of the impact of maternal stress on offspring
  Discussion
  Conclusion: implications for social health policy
  Unintended pregnancies
  Introduction
  The insistence of desire
  Abortion
  Rape, incest and denials of pregnancy
  Pregnancy and mental illness
  Clinical challenges of adolescent motherhood
  Introduction
  Early challenges faced by young mothers
  Adolescent mother-infant interaction and the elaboration of attachment
  Intervention with adolescent mothers and their infants
  Psychopathological states in the pregnant mother
  Introduction
  General guidelines
  When something goes wrong with the fetus: rights, wrongs and consequences
  Reproduction and threats to the unborn
  The rights of the fetus and of the newborn
  Parental reactions
  The fate of persons with developmental disabilities
  Multiple fetuses pregnancy and other medical high-risk pregnancies
  Medical high-risk pregnancies: definition
  Psychological aspects of multiple pregnancies
  Pregnancy and HIV, a public health problem
  Assessment of prenatal parenting
  Prenatal self-report questionnaires, scales and interviews
  Introduction
  Semi-structured interviews
  Self-report questionnaires and scales
  Inventories
  Observational tool: the prenatal Lausanne Trilogue Play
  Introduction
  The Lausanne Trilogue Play paradigm
  The prenatal LTP
  Discussion
  Treatment of abnormal states during pregnancy
  Psychopharmacological treatments during pregnancy: risks and benefits for the mother and her infant
  Introduction
  Depression and anxiety during pregnancy
  Bipolar disorder
  Schizophrenia
  Post-partum psychosis
  Psychotherapeutic, psychosocial, individual and family interventions for abnormal states during pregnancy
  Introduction
  Maternal-fetal attachment disorders
  Anxiety disorders
  Eating disorders
  Depression
  Suicide
  Substance use
  Delivery and birth
  Perinatal loss: its immediate and long-term impact on parenting
  Introduction
  Historical and cultural perspectives
  Psychological effects of perinatal death on mothers
  Psychological effects of perinatal death on fathers
  Impact of perinatal loss on the couple
  Impact of perinatal loss on the subsequent pregnancy
  Clinical implications
  Parenting of the infant during the first year of life Normal processes
  Transition to parenthood
  Introduction
  Pregnancy and emotional upheaval: risks and resiliency
  The psychological unfolding of pregnancy
  Psychopathology in pregnancy
  Prevention and early intervention
  CAPEDP-Attachment: a French project to promote parental skills and decrease disorganized attachment
  Role of parenting in the development of the infant's interpersonal abilities
  Introduction
  Transformative theoretical concepts of human relationships
  Infant mental health service structure
  Welcoming a stranger: cultural and social aspects of parenting
  Introduction
  Jimmy
  Ethnopsychiatry
  Ethnopsychiatric therapy sessions
  Treatment
  Psychotherapy and diplomacy
  The conflict between the two families
  Sorcery: from the Antilles to the Congo
  Pentecostal churches in the Congo
  Misunderstanding no. 1
  The Bakongo kinship and parenting system
  Misunderstanding no. 2
  To whom does the child belong?
  Back to the treatment
  Identifying baby Jimmy
  Epilogue
  Filicide: parents who murder their child
  Introduction
  Prevalence of filicide among Western societies
  Filicide and the child's age
  Filicide and parent's gender
  Parental motivations for committing filicide: at the psychiatric level
  Parental motivations for committing filicide: at the psychodynamic level
  Characteristics of the child at risk for filicide
  Clinical implications
  Parental risk factors for parenthood
  Maternal postnatal mental disorder: how does it affect the young child?
  Introduction
  Postnatal mental illness: immediate effect on parenting
  Mother-infant relationships
  Risk and resilience
  Infant outcome and child development
  Child mental health problems
  Child abuse and neglect
  Family aspects
  Considering the child in the management of maternal mental illness
  Psychopathological states in the father and their impact on parenting
  Introduction
  Prevalence of psychiatric disorders in men
  Paternal psychopathology and child internalizing and externalizing problems
  How depressive symptoms may affect parenting
  Paternal psychopathology and parenting
  Summary
  Research agenda
  The impact of trauma on parents and infants
  Introduction
  The problem of abuse and neglect
  Other trauma exposure in young children
  Lessons learned
  Substance problems: bridging the gap between infant and adult
  Introduction
  The prevention and policy framework
  Epidemiology: the magnitude of the problem
  Health and welfare: context and consequences
  Assessment and treatment: uniting families
  Specific interventions for pregnant substance misusers
  Pharmacological treatments for pregnant substance misusers
  Catalysing change by implementation of research: service models
  Environmental risk factors for parenthood
  Foster parenthood
  Introduction
  Foster children symptomatology
  The use of attachment theory
  Foster children's special needs
  How to help foster parents to provide best care for the fostered child
  Kin vs. non-kin foster parents
  Visits to the biological parents
  Need for permanency
  Parenting the chronically ill infant
  Introduction
  Asthma
  Congenital heart disease
  Cystic fibrosis
  Very low birth weight infants
  Conclusions and future studies
  Parenting an infant born of rape
  Case vignette 1
  Case vignette 2
  Case vignette 3
  Introduction
  Context
  Outcomes of pregnancy
  Perinatal period
  Maternal representation of the infant
  Maternal attachment
  Infant attachment
  Representations of the father and disclosure to the infant
  Adoptive and foster parenting
  Siblings
  Being parented in ongoing difficulty
  Support and therapeutic intervention for the family
  The infant's view of their life
  Parenting an infant with a disability
  Introduction
  Parental expectations
  Antenatal diagnosis
  Case vignette 1
  Case vignette 2
  Postnatal diagnosis
  Case vignette 3
  Case vignette 4
  Diagnostic uncertainty
  Parental responses
  Parent-infant relationship development
  Case vignette 5
  Case vignette 6
  Depression in parents of children with a disability
  Responses of family, friends and wider society
  Economic and social implications
  Positive implications
  Supporting parents
  Being a parent with a disability
  Being a disabled parent
  The UK context
  Parents with physical disability
  Parents with intellectual disability
  Parents with mental illness
  A recovery perspective on disabled parents with mental illness
  The social model of disability
  Cultural representations of parents with disabilities
  UK policy perspectives
  Solutions to support disabled adults as parents
  Involving disabled parents in research
  Parenthood: the impact of immigration
  Introduction
  The ingredients of parenthood
  Pregnancy and childbirth in exile
  The infant, a cultural being
  Conclusions: parents in exile
  References
  Parenting and poverty: a complex interaction
  Introduction
  Poverty
  Upstream and downstream factors
  Parenting and its determinants
  Parenting and poverty
  Maternal depression
  Poverty, parenting, depression and infant attachment
  Malnutrition and non-organic failure to thrive
  Assessment of parenthood
  Assessment of parenting
  Introduction
  Self-report measures
  Reports by others
  Observational methods
  Experimental testing
  Parental influence
  Principles of effective co-parenting and its assessment in infancy and early childhood
  Introduction
  What is effective co-parenting?
  Co-parenting as a triangular concept
  Co-parenting and division of labor
  Co-parenting and children's adjustment
  What do mental health professionals need to know? The essentials
  Instruments of choice: observational, interview and self-report survey data
  Legal assessment of parenting competency
  Introduction
  Definitions of maltreatment
  Assessment is an intervention
  Infants and toddlers are a special group
  Models of parenting capacity assessment
  Core competencies for professionals doing parenting capacity assessments with infants
  Treatment of dysfunctional parenting
  Psychotropic drugs and lactation: to nurse or not to nurse
  Drug excretion into breast milk: general considerations
  Benzodiazepines
  Phenothiazines
  Butirophenones
  Atypical neuroleptics
  Antimanic drugs
  Anticonvulsants that are also mood-stabilizers
  Central nervous system stimulants
  Tricyclic antidepressants
  Tetracyclic antidepressants
  Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors
  Serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors
  Noradrenaline reuptake inhibitors
  Parent-infant psychotherapies and indications for inpatient versus outpatient treatments
  Introduction
  Different forms of parent-infant psychotherapy
  Indications for inpatient versus outpatient treatment
  When parents reject treatment
  Pathological parenting: from the infant's perspective
  The symptomatology of a dysfunctional parent-infant relationship
  Introduction
  'Good-enough' parenting
  Parenting in the context of mental illness
  Qualities of infant-parent interaction
  Assessing infant-parent interaction
  The infant response in the context of a dysfunctional relationship
  Implications for prevention and intervention
  Acknowledgements
  Concluding chapter
  Mental health of parents and infant health and development in resource-constrained settings: evidence gaps and implications for facilitating 'good-enough parenting' in the twenty-first-century world
  Introduction
  Social model of mental health
  Parenting and mothers' social position
  Human rights, mental health and child health and development
  Promotion of infant health and development and prevention of maternal mental health problems
  Preventing and ameliorating maternal mental health problems and potential benefits for infant health and development
  Addressing the social determinants of compromised early childhood development and maternal mental health problems
  Implications for facilitating 'good-enough parenting' in the communities of the twenty-first century
  Conclusion
  References 440
  Index
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ISBN	9780470747223 ( 0470747226 )
발행(출시)일자	2010년 05월 24일
쪽수	488쪽
크기	175 * 249 * 33 mm / 980 g
총권수	1권
언어	영어