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The Palgrave Handbook of Positive
Psychology and Health

The Palgrave Handbook of Positive Psychology and Health

Chapter 1 - Introduction: Why is taking a positive psychology approach to health important?.- Part 1: Hedonic Well-being and Health (Positive Emotional States).- Chapter 2 - Positive Emotions and Health.- Chapter 3 - Physiological Pathways Connecting Positive Affect and Health.- Chapter 4 - Gratitude and Physical Health.- Chapter 5 - Gratitude and health behaviour change: A self-regulation resource perspective.- Chapter 6 - The Role of Passion in Optimal Functioning in Society: Theory and Research.- Part 2: Eudaimonic Well-being and Health (Meaning, Purpose and Values).- Chapter 7 - Purposeful Living as an Essential Ingredient to a Healthy Life.- Chapter 8 - When Your Life is Turned Upside-Down: Searching for and Finding Meaning in Illness and Injury.- Chapter 9 - Self-Affirmation and Health.- Chapter 10 - Posttraumatic Growth and Physical Health.- Part 3: Character Strengths and Health (Forgiveness, Hope, and Optimism).- Chapter 11 - Forgiveness and Physical Health: A Review of Theory and Evidence.- Chapter 12 - Hopefulness in the Context of Chronic Illness: Theory, Research, and Practice.- Chapter 13 - Hope and Health: Challenges and Opportunities.- Chapter 14 - The Importance of Optimism for Adaptive Self-Regulation: Associations with Subjective Well-Being and Physical Health.- Part 4: Eastern Approaches to Positive States, Traits and Health (Self-compassion and Mindfulness).- Chapter 15 - Mindful Eating: A critical assessment of the literature.- Chapter 16 - Mindfulness and Cancer.- Chapter 17 - &nbsp;Mindfulness and adjustment to skin conditions.- Chapter 18 - The Beneficial Effects of Yoga on Stress: A Positive Psychology Perspective.- Chapter 19 - Self-Compassion and Health Behaviours.- Chapter 20 - Self-compassion, body compassion and body image.- Chapter 21 - The role of self-compassion for adjustment to Inflammatory Bowel Disease.- Chapter 22 - Facing cancer-related adversity with kindness and understanding: The promising benefits of self-compassion for people with cancer.- Chapter 23 - Applying self-compassion: Does self-compassion influence other-focused care in healthcare?.

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21 Day Abundance Challenge combines the empowering concepts of abundance and the law of attraction with &nbsp;with a clear, three week program of reflective exercises, meditations and facts. With this deeply practical book, you'll learn how to stop being satisfied with less, focus on what really mattered to you, and learn how to use positive thinking, mental alertness and good energy to attract abundance to your life. Every day you'll learn (at least!) three new approaches, and will discover: - How abundance is a state of mind that you can tune in to. - How improving your self-esteem will help you attract happiness and success. - How to move towards a life of effortless prosperity. - Why three weeks is enough to change your attitude and begin creating an abundant life.

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The focus of this book involves a new and emerging area, the field of perinatal or birth-related trauma which is relatively unrecognised. It is quite recent that acknowledgement has been given to the possibility that Birth can be a traumatic experience even when the life/health of the mother and infant are not significantly threatened. The editors and an interdisciplinary group of researchers from maternity care and from the field of child psychology explore connections between birth experiences and family relationships and infant and early childhood development and the emerging field of Intergenerational&nbsp; transmission of trauma. This work will help undergraduates as well as experienced clinicians and allied health care professionals in contact with childbearing and perinatal women and their families to provide them the best care.&nbsp; Birth trauma affects mothers, fathers and children. The impact of a negative or traumatic birth experience can last for years and even a lifetime. Evidence suggests up to 20% of women describe some aspect of their birth as negative or even traumatic. However, others will go on to experience symptoms of intrusion, avoidance or hyper-arousal.&nbsp;&nbsp;Developmental research has firmly established that the quality of infant-parent relationships is a critical factor in early and later childhood development, consequently, a family-centred approach to any investigation of birth-related trauma is critical, as trauma can be transmitted within the family system. Given the enormous economic burden it places on women, health systems, and particularly children, relatively small improvements in services to prevent, detect and treat this problem can benefit society significantly.&nbsp;By presenting new and unique insights healthcare professionals will be exposed to emerging research focussed on impacting clinical practice and social policy responses. This book will be of interest to any maternity care novice (undergraduates) or experienced professionals - midwives, psychologists, obstetricians, neonatologists, those in support roles such as bereavement care, social work and counselling but also those working in the field of parenting and attachment to further explore the issue of transmission of stress and trauma in-utero and during the first year of life.&nbsp;

The focus of this book involves a new and emerging area, the field of perinatal or birth-related trauma which is relatively unrecognised. It is quite recent that acknowledgement has been given to the possibility that Birth can be a traumatic experience even when the life/health of the mother and infant are not significantly threatened. The editors and an interdisciplinary group of researchers from maternity care and from the field of child psychology explore connections between birth experiences and family relationships and infant and early childhood development and the emerging field of Intergenerational&nbsp; transmission of trauma. This work will help undergraduates as well as experienced clinicians and allied health care professionals in contact with childbearing and perinatal women and their families to provide them the best care.&nbsp;Birth trauma affects mothers, fathers and children. The impact of a negative or traumatic birth experience can last for years and even a lifetime. Evidence suggests up to 20% of women describe some aspect of their birth as negative or even traumatic. However, others will go on to experience symptoms of intrusion, avoidance or hyper-arousal. Meta-analyses show post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) affects 4% of women after birth and up to 18% of women in high risk groups. Rectification of this situation is essential. In 2016, 5.11 million babies were born in Europe, indicating that up to 1.5 million women may have had sub-optimal birth experiences and over 200,000 may have developed PTSD as a result. Developmental research has firmly established that the quality of infant-parent relationships is a critical factor in early and later childhood development, consequently, a family-centred approach to any investigation of birth-related trauma is critical, as trauma can be transmitted within the family system. Given the enormous economic burden it places on women, health systems, and particularly children, relatively small improvements in services to prevent, detect and treat this problem can benefit society significantly.&nbsp;By presenting new and unique insights healthcare professionals will be exposed to emerging research focussed on impacting clinical practice and social policy responses. Contributors to the book utilise case studies / service user perspectives where possible in order to highlight recent developments which in the past has seen women pathologized or symptoms of distress medicalised eg., women’s experiences of concealed pregnancy or domestic violence in the perinatal period.This book will be of interest to any maternity care novice (undergraduates) or experienced professionals - midwives, psychologists, obstetricians, neonatologists, those in support roles such as bereavement care, social work and counselling but also those working in the field of parenting and attachment to further explore the issue of transmission of stress and trauma in-utero and during the first year oflife.&nbsp;

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Women's Experiences of Psychological Trauma during Childbirth

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