Home » Psychology
» Developmental Psychology
Print
Postpartum Depression and Child Development
Edited by Lynne Murray and Peter J. Cooper
Foreword by E. S. Paykel
Afterword by Sir Michael Rutter
"This is an excellent overview volume that I would commend to all practitioners working with the children of women suffering postpartum depression.....It is affordable, accessible, and provides clinically relevant information not easily found elsewhere. Not to be missed."
-Child Psychology & Psychiatry Review
"Explor[es] the impact of postpartum depression through well-written chapters that capture international perspectives on research....Intended for psychiatrists, psychologists, and all professionals in the field of human development, this book belongs on the shelf of any student of postpartum depression."
-Psychiatric Services
"An impressive collection of informative, richly referenced, and readable chapters....The research presented is far reaching, tackling many intriguing questions while raising more that require further investigation."
-The Lancet (North American Edition)
"This is a timely collection of papers on a vital subject....A call to action for all of us in the field of infant mental health."
-T. Berry Brazelton, M.D
"[This volume] captures the state of the art in this rapidly growing field....An excellent textbook."
-The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease
-Child Psychology & Psychiatry Review
"Explor[es] the impact of postpartum depression through well-written chapters that capture international perspectives on research....Intended for psychiatrists, psychologists, and all professionals in the field of human development, this book belongs on the shelf of any student of postpartum depression."
-Psychiatric Services
"An impressive collection of informative, richly referenced, and readable chapters....The research presented is far reaching, tackling many intriguing questions while raising more that require further investigation."
-The Lancet (North American Edition)
"This is a timely collection of papers on a vital subject....A call to action for all of us in the field of infant mental health."
-T. Berry Brazelton, M.D
"[This volume] captures the state of the art in this rapidly growing field....An excellent textbook."
-The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease