The Development and Pilot of a Technology-Based Intervention in the United States for Father’s Mental Health in the Perinatal Period
Paternal mental health is increasingly recognized as an important public health issue, with about 10% of men experiencing depression perinatally. Paternal depression is associated with less responsive parenting, greater parenting stress, and suboptimal child development. In response to a lack of exi...
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Main Authors: | Jaime Hamil MPH, Emma Gier MPH, Craig F. Garfield MD, MAPP, Darius Tandon PhD |
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Language: | EN |
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SAGE Publishing
2021
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/b5470f1993d3482f95af1fba8902d19e |
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