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Nancy Bardacke

3 papers in the library · 6 citations · publishing 2009-2024

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Enhancing Prenatal Group Medical Visits with Mindfulness Skills: A Pragmatic Trial with Latina and BIPOC Pregnant Women Experiencing Multiple Forms of Structural Inequity.

Mindfulness December 1, 2024 Larissa G Duncan, Na Zhang, Trilce Santana et al. 6 citations

Prenatal mindfulness programs can improve mental health, yet access to and cultural and linguistic relevance of existing programs in the United States are limited for people who do not speak English and/or face major life stressors such as migration, housing instability, limited income, and racism. In response, mindfulness skills training drawn from Mindfulness-Based Childbirth and Parenting...

Benefits of preparing for childbirth with mindfulness training: a randomized controlled trial with active comparison

BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth August 14, 2018 Larissa G Duncan, Michael Cohn, Maria T Chao et al.

Abstract Background Childbirth fear is linked with lower labor pain tolerance and worse postpartum adjustment. Empirically validated childbirth preparation options are lacking for pregnant women facing this problem. Mindfulness approaches, now widely disseminated, can alleviate symptoms of both chronic and acute pain and improve psychological adjustment, suggesting potential benefit when...

Mindfulness approaches to childbirth and parenting.

British journal of midwifery October 1, 2009 Annie Hughes, Mark Williams, Nancy Bardacke et al.

Mindfulness meditation is increasingly being used as a way of managing pain, reducing stress and anxiety and, in the form of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT), as a way of reducing the risk of recurrence in depression (NICE, 2004). This article considers its potential for parents preparing for childbirth focusing on three areas: managing pain during pregnancy and labour; reducing risk...