Helping mothers fight depression: Evaluation of a home-based intervention program for depressed mothers and their infants

Gelfand, Donna M.; Teti, Douglas M.; Seiner, Sharon A.; Jameson, Penny

doi:10.1207/s15374424jccp2504_6

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“…Researchers suggest that parenting interventions are instrumental in preventing child maltreatment in low-and middle-income countries (Knerr, Gardner, and Cluver 2013 Black et al 1994;Duggan et al 1999;Gelfand et al 1996;Love et al 2005). …”

Section: Evidence That Parenting Programs Work When Implemented Wellmentioning

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Parenting Education in Indonesia: Review and Recommendations to Strengthen Programs and Systems

Tomlinson¹,

Andina²

2015

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Section: Evidence That Parenting Programs Work When Implemented Wellmentioning

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Parenting Education in Indonesia: Review and Recommendations to Strengthen Programs and Systems

Tomlinson¹,

Andina²

2015

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“…Social support and home visiting interventions have been successful in improving depressed mothers' moods and attitudes (71,72), as well as their infants' attachment security and psychomotor development (46,73).…”

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Maternal depression and child development

Bernard-Bonnin¹

2004

Paediatrics &Amp; Child Health

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“…Los estudios muestran que el tratamiento de la depresión materna no implica necesariamente mejoras en la relación entre la madre y su bebé (Cooper y murray, 1995), sin embargo, intervenir en el vínculo madre-infante, si se asocia a mejoras significativas en ánimo (Clark, Tluczek y Wenzel, 2003, gelfand et al, 1996, mulcahy et al, 2009y onozawa, glover, Adams, modi, y Kumar, 2001. en este sentido, resulta importante destacar que la mayoría de los estudios revisados que buscan intervenir en el vínculo madre-infante, evalúan depresión y la describen como una variable relevante al momento de comprender los resultados, pero pocos estudios se dirigen específicamente a mejorar la calidad vincular entre madre deprimidas o con antecedentes de depresión y sus bebés.…”

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Intervenciones psicológicas perinatales en depresión materna y vínculo madre-bebé: una revisión sistemática

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ResumenLa depresión perinatal constituye un trastorno de alta prevalencia con repercusiones negativas en la madre y en el bebé. A partir de estos antecedentes se revisa la literatura existente sobre intervenciones psicológicas focalizadas en reducir la depresión y/o favorecer un vínculo madre-infante positivo desde el embarazo hasta los dos años del niño/a. Se consideran 27 estudios publicados entre los años 1996 y 2012, que incluyen grupos experimental y control. Los resultados muestran que un mayor número de intervenciones se focalizan en la depresión perinatal como variable, distinguiendo entre intervenciones en el embarazo y postparto. Un menor número de estudios se dirige a la calidad del vínculo madre-infante y a ambas variables. Las intervenciones reportadas como exitosas, incluyen intervenciones grupales e individuales dirigidas a favorecer la sensibilidad materna y técnicas corporales. Palabras clave: Intervenciones perinatales, depresión materna, vínculo madre-bebé. AbstractPerinatal depression constitutes a high prevalence disorder, with negative repercussions in the mother and the baby. From these precedents, this article reviews different psychological interventions developed to reduce depression and/or to promote a mother-infant bond-quality, from pregnancy to children's second year of life. There are considered 27 studies published between 1996 and 2012, with inclusion of experimental and control groups. Results show that most of the interventions are focused in perinatal depression as a variable, differentiating between interventions during pregnancy and at postpartum. A minor number of studies focused on the mother-baby bond quality and to modify both variables in a simultaneous way. Interventions that were reported to be successful considered group and individual interventions focused on promoting maternal sensitivity and corporal techniques.

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Helping mothers fight depression: Evaluation of a home-based intervention program for depressed mothers and their infants

Cited by 94 publications

References 37 publications

Parenting Education in Indonesia: Review and Recommendations to Strengthen Programs and Systems

Parenting Education in Indonesia: Review and Recommendations to Strengthen Programs and Systems

Maternal depression and child development

Intervenciones psicológicas perinatales en depresión materna y vínculo madre-bebé: una revisión sistemática

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