Maternal Perinatal-Provoked Psychological Disorders: Adverse Impact on School-Age Children, Neurodevelopment, Education, and Intervention Strategies
Nicholas A. Kerna,
Kevin D. Pruitt,
N.D. Victor Carsrud
et al.
Abstract:This review explores the relationship between maternal psychological disorders and their impact on a child’s academic performance. Maternal conditions such as depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder can disrupt neurodevelopmental processes during pregnancy, affecting the formation of crucial neural circuits for cognitive functions. The consequences extend into early childhood, with compromised maternal-infant interactions leading to challenges in forming secure attachments and, subsequently, cognitive and at… Show more
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