TTLV: Assessment and intervention for postpartum depression cases

1. Student's full name:Le Thi Hong Dien2. Gender:Female

3. Date of birth: 05/12/1976

4. Place of birth:Xuan Dinh - Ham Tu - Khoai Chau - Hung Yen

5. Decision number for student admission:Decision No. 4295/2016/QD-XHNV-DT, dated December 16, 2016, of the Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities.

6. Changes in the training process:Are not

7. Thesis title:Evaluating the effectiveness of interventions for depressive disorders in children.

8. Major:Clinical psychologyCode:Pilot

9. Scientific supervisorProfessor Dr. Tran Thi Minh Duc

10. Summary of the thesis results:

Depression is the leading cause of suicide (75% of suicide cases are due to depression), most commonly occurring in severe depression with paranoia (belief that one is guilty and unworthy of living).

Based on theoretical research on postpartum depression and the assessment and intervention of a postpartum depression case in a woman hospitalized at the Central Psychiatric Hospital No. 1, we aim to contribute to raising awareness about postpartum depression. This study provides timely psychological assessment and intervention for women suffering from postpartum depression, minimizing risks for themselves and their families.

 11. Practical applications:

For pregnant women, childbirth is a natural function and also a crucial stage in a woman's life. Childbirth is also considered a traumatic event; after giving birth, mothers undergo significant physiological and psychological changes, especially psychological changes that require women to gradually adapt both physically and mentally.

Postpartum psychological disorders in women, primarily anxiety and depression, are currently receiving insufficient attention and timely treatment in Vietnam. Both the women themselves and society tend to avoid discussing this issue. Therefore, care for mothers with postpartum psychological disorders is largely neglected. Intervention methods are not widely applied in society, while psychological support and non-pharmacological approaches are crucial for individuals with psychological disorders in general, and postpartum women in particular. The role of clinical psychologists in community clinics and hospitals is essential. Collaborative work between psychologists, psychiatrists, obstetricians, family doctors, and families in caring for postpartum women is extremely important in alleviating symptoms, preventing medication abuse, and raising community awareness about protecting and caring for the mental and physical health of the general population, especially postpartum women.

12. Future research directions:

If we have the time and resources, we will expand the scope of our research to help more women with postpartum depression and provide them with preventative measures.

13. Published works related to the thesis: Are not

INFORMATION ABOUT THESIS DICTIONARY

1. Full nameLe Thi Hong Dien

2. Gender: Female

3. Date of birthDecember 5, 1976

4. Place of birth:Xuan Dinh - Ham Tu - Khoai Chau - Hung Yen

5. Recognition DecisionNo. 4295/2016 / QD-XHNV-DT dated December 16, 2016 by the Rector of University of Social Sciences and Humanities

6. Changes in the process:None

7. Thesis title:Evaluation and intervention of postpartum depression

8. Specialization: Clinical Psychology Code: Trial

9. SupervisorsProf. Dr. Tran Thi Minh Duc

10. Summary of the results of the thesis:

Depression is the leading cause of suicide (75% of cases of suicide is due to depression), or occurs most in severe depression, paranoia (assuming you have many sins, not worth living.

Based on a theoretical study on postnatal depression and the evaluation and intervention of postpartum depression for inpatient women in The Central Mental Hospital I. With a desire to contribute to improving We know about postnatal depression. We do psychological evaluation and intervention for women with postnatal depression, reducing the risk for themselves and their families.

11. Applicability in practice:

For pregnant women, giving birth is a formality and also an important stage in the life. Giving birth events are also considered a traumatic event. Mothers after giving birth have had major changes in physiology and psychology, especially psychological changes that require women to gradually adapt to both body and mind.

The phenomenon of postnatal women with psychological disturbances mainly depressed anxiety, in Vietnam is not interested and has not been treated in time. Almost they and society are avoiding talking about it. Thus caring for the mother with psychological disturbances after birth is being vacant now.

Forms of intervention have not been widely used in society, while psychological support and the use of non-drug use measures are essential for people with psychological disability in general and postpartum women. in particular. It is necessary to have the location of the clinical psychologist at community clinics, hospitals. Co-ordination between psychiatrists and psychiatrists, obstetricians, family physicians, and families in the care of postnatal women is of great importance in reducing the duration Preventing drug abuse and raising public awareness in the protection of mental and physical health care for people in general and postpartum women in particular.

12. Next research directions:

With time, as well as other aspects, we will expand the scope of our research to help more women with postpartum depression, to give them preparations for preventive measures.

13. Published works related to thesis:None