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Characteristics
Randomized controlled trial
Peer reviewed
Population
Pregnant or postpartum women with perinatal anxiety disorder
Intervention
Cognitive behavioral therapy
Topics
Anxiety
Meditation
Key findings
The combined intervention reduced anxiety symptoms and improved maternal-infant bonding compared to usual care, suggesting a beneficial effect for perinatal anxiety.
Abstract
Effect of mindfulness stress reduction combined with cognitive behavioral therapy on perinatal anxiety disorder and maternal-infant bonding.
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