The effect of internet‐based guided self‐help cognitive‐behavioral therapies on Iranian women's psychological symptoms and preferred method of childbirth
Purpose The effectiveness of an Internet‐based guided self‐help cognitive‐behavioral therapy (I‐GSH‐CBT) was assessed in alleviating childbirth fear (CBF), depression, anxiety, and stress of pregnant women during the first delivery. Design and Methods In a quasi‐experimental study, pregnant women in...
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The effectiveness of an Internet‐based guided self‐help cognitive‐behavioral therapy (I‐GSH‐CBT) was assessed in alleviating childbirth fear (CBF), depression, anxiety, and stress of pregnant women during the first delivery.
Design and Methods
In a quasi‐experimental study, pregnant women in the intervention group used the I‐GSH‐CBT program during pregnancy. The Wijma Delivery Expectancy/Experience Questionnaire, and the Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scale 42‐item (DASS‐42) questionnaires were used to collect the psychometric data.
Findings
Implementing the I‐GSH‐CBT significantly reduced CBF, DASS‐42 scores, and cesarean section preference.
Practice Implications
The I‐GSH‐CBT program effectively decreases the adverse mood symptoms in nulliparous pregnant women. |
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The effectiveness of an Internet‐based guided self‐help cognitive‐behavioral therapy (I‐GSH‐CBT) was assessed in alleviating childbirth fear (CBF), depression, anxiety, and stress of pregnant women during the first delivery.
Design and Methods
In a quasi‐experimental study, pregnant women in the intervention group used the I‐GSH‐CBT program during pregnancy. The Wijma Delivery Expectancy/Experience Questionnaire, and the Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scale 42‐item (DASS‐42) questionnaires were used to collect the psychometric data.
Findings
Implementing the I‐GSH‐CBT significantly reduced CBF, DASS‐42 scores, and cesarean section preference.
Practice Implications
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Findings
Implementing the I‐GSH‐CBT significantly reduced CBF, DASS‐42 scores, and cesarean section preference.
Practice Implications
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The effectiveness of an Internet‐based guided self‐help cognitive‐behavioral therapy (I‐GSH‐CBT) was assessed in alleviating childbirth fear (CBF), depression, anxiety, and stress of pregnant women during the first delivery.
Design and Methods
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Findings
Implementing the I‐GSH‐CBT significantly reduced CBF, DASS‐42 scores, and cesarean section preference.
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| subjects | Anxiety Behavior modification Cesarean Section Child & adolescent psychiatry Child psychology Childbirth & labor Cognition Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Cognitive therapy depression Fear Fear & phobias Female Humans Internet Iran Mental depression Nursing Online instruction Parturition - psychology Pregnancy Pregnant Women Psychiatric-mental health nursing Self Care Self help Stress Surveys and Questionnaires Womens health |
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