Publications by authors named "E Mollejo"
Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for Postpartum Depression: A Systematic Review.
Matern Child Health J
July 2023
Objectives: Postpartum depression estimated prevalence in women is between 5 and 26% and it has adverse effects both on the mother, infant and her partner. Psychological treatments have proved to be effective for women with mild-to-moderate symptoms. Whereas several systematic reviews have assessed the effects of different psychological interventions for postpartum depression, such as cognitive-behavioural therapy or interpersonal therapy, no review assessing psychodynamic therapy has been carried out.
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- Eating disorders (ED) are complicated problems caused by a mix of biology and the environment, and this study looked at what makes them start in teens.
- Researchers studied 50 teens with ED and compared them to other groups of kids with different issues or no problems at all.
- They found that specific hormone levels, personality traits like wanting to be perfect, and family issues like parents being overly involved are important clues to understanding why EDs develop.