Mindfulness in the Birth Sphere
Practice for Pre-conception to the Critical 1000 Days and Beyond
Herausgeber: Davies, Lorna; Crowther, Susan
Mindfulness in the Birth Sphere
Practice for Pre-conception to the Critical 1000 Days and Beyond
Herausgeber: Davies, Lorna; Crowther, Susan
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Mindfulness and the Birth Sphere draws together and critically appraises a raft of emerging research around mindfulness in healthcare, looking especially at its relevance to pregnancy and childbirth.
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Mindfulness and the Birth Sphere draws together and critically appraises a raft of emerging research around mindfulness in healthcare, looking especially at its relevance to pregnancy and childbirth.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 290
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Dezember 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 155mm x 233mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 480g
- ISBN-13: 9780367760359
- ISBN-10: 0367760355
- Artikelnr.: 65611834
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 290
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Dezember 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 155mm x 233mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 480g
- ISBN-13: 9780367760359
- ISBN-10: 0367760355
- Artikelnr.: 65611834
Lorna Davies is a midwife, a mother and a grandmother, and is currently employed as an Associate Professor at Otago Polytechnic/Te Pukenga in Dunedin. Her PhD explored midwives' understanding of and attitudes towards the broad concept of sustainability within the context of midwifery practice. Her main research interest areas are sustainability in midwifery and healthcare, self-sustainability, inter-professional education and midwifery workforce issues. Susan Crowther is currently a Professor of Midwifery at AUT University, Auckland, New Zealand. Her research interests are concerned with psycho-social, cultural and spiritual health around childbirth, rural maternity services and sustainable practice as well as a keen interest in meditative practices to enhance well-being and connection. Susan is on the review and editorial boards of a number of peer-reviewed journals and a member of the ICM research standing committee.
1.Introduction: Let Judgements Roll By, Sit Comfortably, and Notice the Breath. 2.The Mindful Practitoner. 3.Mindfulness and Compassionate Midwifery in Childbirth Trauma. 4.Mindfulness and the Birth Sphere: A M
ori Perspective. 5.Mindful Inquiry in the Current Crises of Lifeworlds and Deathworlds. 6.Fertility and Mindfulness. 7.Mindfulness in Childbirth Preparation: Accentuating the Psycho-Spiritual-Physiological Connections. 8.Disrupting the Status Quo to Create the Mindful Birth Space
Spaces That `Sing
! 9.Bringing Presence to the Intrapartum Experience. 10.Paradigm of Pain in the Birthsphere. 11.Breastfeeding: The Ultimate Mindful Practice? 12.The Value of Mindfulness in the NICU. 13.Being Mindful about Mindfulness and Perinatal Mental Health- Evidence, Critique and New Directions. 14.Mindful Responding in a Crisis. 15.Embracing Mindfulness in Midwifery Education. 16.Nurturing Humanity in Midwifery: Compassionate, Mindful Leadership. 17.The Final Gong: Being a Mindful Practitioner.
ori Perspective. 5.Mindful Inquiry in the Current Crises of Lifeworlds and Deathworlds. 6.Fertility and Mindfulness. 7.Mindfulness in Childbirth Preparation: Accentuating the Psycho-Spiritual-Physiological Connections. 8.Disrupting the Status Quo to Create the Mindful Birth Space
Spaces That `Sing
! 9.Bringing Presence to the Intrapartum Experience. 10.Paradigm of Pain in the Birthsphere. 11.Breastfeeding: The Ultimate Mindful Practice? 12.The Value of Mindfulness in the NICU. 13.Being Mindful about Mindfulness and Perinatal Mental Health- Evidence, Critique and New Directions. 14.Mindful Responding in a Crisis. 15.Embracing Mindfulness in Midwifery Education. 16.Nurturing Humanity in Midwifery: Compassionate, Mindful Leadership. 17.The Final Gong: Being a Mindful Practitioner.
1.Introduction: Let Judgements Roll By, Sit Comfortably, and Notice the Breath. 2.The Mindful Practitoner. 3.Mindfulness and Compassionate Midwifery in Childbirth Trauma. 4.Mindfulness and the Birth Sphere: A M
ori Perspective. 5.Mindful Inquiry in the Current Crises of Lifeworlds and Deathworlds. 6.Fertility and Mindfulness. 7.Mindfulness in Childbirth Preparation: Accentuating the Psycho-Spiritual-Physiological Connections. 8.Disrupting the Status Quo to Create the Mindful Birth Space
Spaces That `Sing
! 9.Bringing Presence to the Intrapartum Experience. 10.Paradigm of Pain in the Birthsphere. 11.Breastfeeding: The Ultimate Mindful Practice? 12.The Value of Mindfulness in the NICU. 13.Being Mindful about Mindfulness and Perinatal Mental Health- Evidence, Critique and New Directions. 14.Mindful Responding in a Crisis. 15.Embracing Mindfulness in Midwifery Education. 16.Nurturing Humanity in Midwifery: Compassionate, Mindful Leadership. 17.The Final Gong: Being a Mindful Practitioner.
ori Perspective. 5.Mindful Inquiry in the Current Crises of Lifeworlds and Deathworlds. 6.Fertility and Mindfulness. 7.Mindfulness in Childbirth Preparation: Accentuating the Psycho-Spiritual-Physiological Connections. 8.Disrupting the Status Quo to Create the Mindful Birth Space
Spaces That `Sing
! 9.Bringing Presence to the Intrapartum Experience. 10.Paradigm of Pain in the Birthsphere. 11.Breastfeeding: The Ultimate Mindful Practice? 12.The Value of Mindfulness in the NICU. 13.Being Mindful about Mindfulness and Perinatal Mental Health- Evidence, Critique and New Directions. 14.Mindful Responding in a Crisis. 15.Embracing Mindfulness in Midwifery Education. 16.Nurturing Humanity in Midwifery: Compassionate, Mindful Leadership. 17.The Final Gong: Being a Mindful Practitioner.