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Translation and Validation of the City Birth Trauma Scale With Lithuanian Postpartum Women: Findings and Initial Results. [PDF]
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Women’s experiences of birth trauma: A scoping review
Women and Birth, 2021 BACKGROUND: A high number of Australian women report experiencing traumatic birth events. Despite high incidence and potential wide spread and long-lasting effects, birth trauma is poorly recognised and insufficiently treated.
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Health-care practitioners’ assessment and observations of birth trauma in mothers and partners [PDF]
Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology, 2022 Background: Evidence shows that traumatic childbirth can cause ongoing distress, often referred to as birth trauma. This can have an impact on parents and the couple relationship, and consequently identifying and supporting parents with birth trauma is ...
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Women and Birth, 2018 Background: There appears to be a chasm between idealised motherhood and reality, and for women who experience birth trauma this can be more extreme and impact on mental health.
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Health Care for Women International, 2017
The trauma of birth is an international concern for all childbearing women globally. Since changes in 1994 to the Diagnostic Statistical Manual that included childbirth as a potentially traumatic event, several clusters of researchers, particularly representing the Scandinavian countries, the United Kingdom, and Australia, have emerged.
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The trauma of birth is an international concern for all childbearing women globally. Since changes in 1994 to the Diagnostic Statistical Manual that included childbirth as a potentially traumatic event, several clusters of researchers, particularly representing the Scandinavian countries, the United Kingdom, and Australia, have emerged.
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Psychological Reports, 1961
Biologists have long been satisfied that the unborn child can be traumatized by the conditions of the mother's gestation, and that the child suffers, at birth, a shock, the effects of which may well influence the emotional life of the adult. As yet psychologists have not thoroughly investigated this important aspect of natal and prenatal conditioning ...
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Biologists have long been satisfied that the unborn child can be traumatized by the conditions of the mother's gestation, and that the child suffers, at birth, a shock, the effects of which may well influence the emotional life of the adult. As yet psychologists have not thoroughly investigated this important aspect of natal and prenatal conditioning ...
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Nursing Research, 2004
The reported prevalence of posttraumatic stress disorder after childbirth ranges from 1.5% to 6%.To describe the meaning of women's birth trauma experiences.Descriptive phenomenology was the qualitative research design used to investigate mothers' experiences of traumatic births.
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The reported prevalence of posttraumatic stress disorder after childbirth ranges from 1.5% to 6%.To describe the meaning of women's birth trauma experiences.Descriptive phenomenology was the qualitative research design used to investigate mothers' experiences of traumatic births.
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Birth trauma: the elephant in the nursery
Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology, 2023The current study used a multiperspectival (dyadic) IPA approach to interview eight participants (N = 4 heterosexual couples) where one parent was help-seeking for the experience of birth trauma.Analysis resulted in four superordinate themes: (1) From perfect plan to shattered reality, (2) Trauma in the healthcare system, (3) Trauma in the family ...
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The Birth Trauma Cycle: expanding understanding of birth trauma
British Journal of MidwiferyPsychological birth trauma is a prevalent phenomenon experienced by many individuals during childbirth. This article introduces the Birth Trauma Cycle, a conceptual framework that integrates Rothschild's stages of trauma and feminist trauma theory in order to understand birth trauma as a continuum across the perinatal period.
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