Objective This review aims to identify non‐medical interventions that may reduce the fear of
childbirth, directly or indirectly (through its factors). Methods This review followed the …

Background Childbirth fear and interventions during childbirth might be related to the
mindset and knowledge non-pregnant women have regarding childbirth. Non-pregnant …

In this quasi-experimental and prospective study, we aimed to determine the effect of
education about childbirth on the perceptions of nulliparous women regarding the …

Objective: Few studies have tested cognitive behavioral therapy to reduce prenatal anxiety
despite substantial empirical support among individuals seeking treatment for anxiety …

Purpose This study was conducted to determine the effect of solution‐focused
psychoeducation (SFP) and childbirth preparation training (CPT) on women's fear of …

This research aims to determine the effect pregnancy Pilates-assisted childbirth preparation
training for primiparous women has on the fear of childbirth and neonatal outcomes. Fear of …

Objective This study aimed to evaluate the effect of a psychosocial education program on
postnatal depression (PND), perceived stress,(PSS), and perceived maternal parenting self …

Background: Pregnancy is a physiological state. Women are prone to many disorders during
this period. Effect psychological status of the mother on pregnancy outcome is an important …

The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of a hospital-based childbirth
preparation class on birth outcomes in nulliparous women (N= 222). Outcomes of expectant …

Objectives: The use of internet-based search engines for health information is very popular
and common. The Internet has become an important source of health information and has a …