Titlebook: Mental Health and Illness of Women; Prabha Chandra,Helen Herrman,Anita Riecher-R?ssler Living reference work 20200th edition Gender.Menta

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,Infertility, New Reproductive Technologies, and Women’s Mental Health,e population prevalence of fertility difficulties or involuntary childlessness is hampered by varied definitions, but in all nations, a proportion of adults of reproductive age will experience infertility. It is a heterogeneous group of reproductive health problems usually defined as the failure to

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Depression, Anxiety, and Physical Morbidity in Women,gement of these conditions. Depression is the most common disorder, accounting for approximately 50% of psychopathology in the medically ill, with the remainder made up of various anxiety disorders and mixed sub-syndromal symptoms of anxiety and depression. Many underlying etiologies have been sugge

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Mental Health Consequences of Sexual Assault,ehensive overview of the mental health consequences in?sexual assault survivors, as well as sheds insight into the evidence-based psychological interventions. A brief introduction provides a conceptual underpinning based on existing global literature. The common aftermath of any type of sexual assau

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Women Offending in the 21st Century,, and girls, are becoming increasingly violent looms large. The concern with female behavior can be interpreted as either a real concern with the small increase in female perpetrated crime or rather hyperawareness due to women’s increased levels of autonomy and participation in civil society. While

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Interpersonal Violence and Perinatal Mental Health,tal mental health. Both the perpetration and experience of interpersonal violence occur in gendered patterns and violent transgressions of the human rights of females begin prior to birth and occur across the life course. Although there is variation in prevalence between countries and cultures, viol

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Interventions to Enhance Mother-Infant Attachment in the Context of Trauma, Depression, and Substan the rest of the development. The postpartum period is a time of increased vulnerability to psychopathology for mothers, especially in the context of prior trauma. Trauma exposure, depression, and substance abuse can impede a mother’s ability to provide a kind of sensitive, responsive, attuned care