Counselling processes to address psychological distress following childbirth: perceptions of midwives

Dr RN RM PhD Jenny Gamble (Lecturer, Master of Midwifery Program Convenor), Debra Creedy, Wendy Moyle, RN PhD Debra Creedy (Dean), RN PhD Wendy Moyle (Senior lecturer, Postgraduate Programs Co-ordinator)
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This study explored midwives' views of counselling strategies that may facilitate recovery following a traumatic birthing experience. Focus group interviews with 16 midwives were analysed to reveal recurring themes. Three themes that relate to counselling processes were identified: opportunities to talk about the birth, develop an understanding of events, and minimising guilt. There is considerable overlap between the views of these midwives regarding postpartum counselling processes and those identified in the literature, but also key areas of difference. Midwives may be unaware of the depth of exploration needed by women when reviewing their birth experience and specific content areas that should be addressed.

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本研究探讨了助产士咨询策略的观点,这些策略可以促进创伤性分娩经历后的恢复。对16名助产士的焦点小组访谈进行了分析,以揭示反复出现的主题。他们确定了与咨询过程相关的三个主题:谈论分娩的机会,培养对事件的理解,以及尽量减少内疚。这些助产士关于产后咨询过程的观点与文献中确定的观点有相当大的重叠,但也有关键的差异。助产士可能没有意识到妇女在回顾分娩经历和应该解决的具体内容领域时需要进行深入的探索。
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