The Effect of Group Counseling on the Pregnancy Experience in Primigravida Women: An Interventional Study

Relationship of domestic violence with pregnancy symptoms and pregnancy experience in Iranian pregnant women: a cross-sectional study

“…Previous studies suggest that these worries may lead to mother–infant relationship disorder, increased physical problems and antenatal and postpartum depression. 2 3 5 Meanwhile, domestic violence as one of the public concerns has adverse effects on pregnancy outcomes. Considering the above results and the negative effects of violence on the mental happiness of pregnant women, and considering the fact that violence against pregnant women and the negative experiences of these women can damage the primary relationship between mother and child in some way, it is possible to develop health guidelines, implement educational and intervention programmes, and screen mothers during pregnancy in terms of exposure to any violence so as to improve the happiness and joy of women’s pregnancy period and achieve a lasting experience from this period.…”

“…Although the experience of pregnancy is usually pleasant, it can be associated with unpleasant experiences such as insufficient sleep, common pregnancy discomforts, various physical discomforts and a reduced ability to do some tasks. 2 Despite taking the relevant care, pregnancy is always associated with extensive physical and mental challenges and is considered a stressful experience. 3 Most mothers, as soon as they get pregnant and experience pregnancy, see themselves in danger, believe that pregnancy is a stressful event and consider it a cause of worry.…”