Condition: Postpartum Depression · Insomnia · Stress · Sponsor: University of Rome G. Marconi
Improving maternal mental health is a worldwide health priority. Nevertheless, several scientific sources highlighted lack of empirical data which could drive clinical practice. The present project addresses psychobiological mechanisms leading to peripartum mental disorders. It focuses on one key risk factor for psychopathology, which is poor sleep continuity. The project aims to describe the link between maternal poor sleep quality and the cascade of events which may enhance vulnerability to stress and risk for mental disorders and to evaluate the efficacy of an online automated psychological prenatal intervention directed to sleep problems in preventing these negative outcomes.
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Chiara Baglioni, PhD · 06377251 · c.baglioni@unimarconi.it
Debora Meneo, M.Sc · 06377251 · d.meneo@unimarconi.it
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| Department of Biomedical and Neuromotor Sciences, Physiology campus, University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy | Bologna, Bologna, Italy | Recruiting |
| Department of Human Sciences, Guglielmo Marconi university | Rome, Rome, Italy | Recruiting |
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