RIS ID
145387
Abstract
There is now a strong body of evidence confirming that antenatal mental health issues are a major cause of maternal morbidity, with a number of potentially adverse consequences for pregnant women, as well as for their children and family. However poorer outcomes for children are not inevitable, and can be addressed at least in part by prevention and early intervention strategies which integrate perinatal mental health, child health and public health.
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Publication Details
N. Reilly, "Stress, depression and anxiety during pregnancy: How does it impact on children and how can we intervene early?", International Journal of Birth and Parent Education 5 1 (2017) 9-12.