edited by Veronica O'Keane
Psychiatric Disorders and Pregnancy provides a modern and fully up-to-date review of the clinical literature relative to clinical management in the field.
Contents
- Introduction: mental illness and pregnancy
- Screening in pregnancy for risk of serious postnatal illness
- Effects of parental mental illness on children
- Parenting: mentally ill mothers and baies
- Infanticide and child abuse
- Mood disorder during pregnancy: aetiology and management
- Management of psychosis before, during and after pregnancy
- Management of eating disorders in pregnancy and the puerperium
- Management of personality disorders in pregnancy and the puerperium
- Post-traumatic stress disorder and childbirth
- Substance use disorders in pregnancy
- Teratogenicity and psychotropic drug use during pregnancy
- Breastfeeding and drug treatment
- The place of psychological therapies in the perinatal period
- Models of health care in the management of women with psychiatric disorders in pregnancy
- Labour: effects of stress and psychological management at term
Index