Psychological Aspects of Midwifery: Supporting Emotional Wellbeing

This book examines the psychological dimensions of midwifery, emphasizing the critical role of emotional wellbeing in maternal care. It explores how mental health, stress, trauma, and emotional support influence both the birthing experience and postpartum recovery. Topics include communication skills, empathy, cultural sensitivity, and the psychological impact of complications during pregnancy and childbirth. The book provides practical guidance for midwives to recognize emotional distress, offer appropriate support, and collaborate with mental health professionals. Designed for students, practitioners, and educators, it promotes a holistic approach to maternity care by integrating psychological understanding into midwifery practice.

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Shadi Bahari, a graduate with a Master's degree in Midwifery from the University of Tabriz, is a faculty member at Arak Azad University. She is interested in research on maternal and newborn health and has experience teaching and collaborating on research projects related to prenatal and postpartum care.