Perinatal psychology is the branch of psychology that deals with the psycho-affective aspects that occur during conception, pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum and early parenting.
It covers prevention, support, diagnosis and intervention in the mental health of women and their environment in the stages mentioned above.
Dealas with issues such as fertility, support in assisted reproduction processes, mental health problems during pregnancy or postpartum, fear of childbirth, support after a traumatic birth, pregnancy interruptions (voluntary or not), perinatal death, breastfeeding problems , attachment or establishing a secure bond with the newborn.
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