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Adzema, Michael D. (1996). The scenery of healing: Commentary on deMause's "Restaging of fetal trauma in war and social violence."
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 10(4), 259-270.

Amighi, J.K. (1990). Some thoughts on the cross-cultural study of maternal warmth and detachment.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 5(2), 131-146.

Amon, M. Two views on the dignity of life.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 10(3), 213-220.

Anand, K.J.S. and Hickey, P.R. (1988). Pain and its effects in the human neonate and fetus.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 3(2), 103-123.

Armstrong, T.M. and Pooley, J.A. (2005). Being pregnant: A qualitative study of womens' lived experience of pregnancy.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 20(1), 4-24.

Axness, M. (2001). Toward a fluid dance in seamless dress: The field of pre- and perinatal development challenges researchers to integrate scientific and spiritual orientations.
Journal of  Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 16(2), 135-150.

Axness, M. (2004). Malattachment and the self struggle.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 19(2), 131-148.

Baker, J. P. (1987). Alternatives to biological conceptions.

Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 1(3), 244-252.

Baker, J.P. (1994). Dreams of Freebirth
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 9(2), 177-183.

Baker, J.P. (1988). Halley's waterbirth.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 3(1), 60-68.

Baker, J.P. (1992). The shamanic dimensions of childbirth.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 7(1), 5-22.

Barnett, E.A. (1987). The role of prenatal trauma in the development of the negative birth experience.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 1(3), 191-207.

Batchelor, E.S.; Dean, R.S; Gray, J.W.; and Wenck, S. (1991). Classification rates and relative risk factors for perinatal events predicting emotional/behavioral disorders in children.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 5(4), 327-342.

Benitzhak, Y. (2004). The nature of stress due to terrorism on pregnant women and their offstpring.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 19(1), 65-74.

Bernhardt, P. (1992). Individuation, mutual connection and the body's resources: An interview with Lisbeth Marcher.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 6(4), 281-294.

Blair, C. (1987). The relationship between selected daydreaming patterns of primigravidous women during pregnancy and women's perceptions of their babies within one month postpartum.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 2(1), 43-49.

Blasband, R.A.; Karpf, R.R.; and Konia, C. (1991). Muscular armoring in labor: An orgonomic (bioenergetic) perspective.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 6(1), 73-84.

Blasco, T. M. A. & Verny, T. R. (2003). Assisted reproductive technology: Psychological effects on offspring.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 17(3), 225-234.

Blount, B.G. (1990). Parental speech and language acquisition: An anthropological perspective.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 4(4), 319-338.

Bonovich, L. (1988). The influence of mother-daughter communications on anxiety during labor.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 2(4), 242-250.

Borg, P.C. (1986). Preparation for a conscious conception, pregnancy and birth: A holistic approach.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 1(2), l49-l59.

Boulvain, M. and Wesel, S. (1989). Neuro-biochemistry of immersion in warm water during labour: The secretion of endorphins, cortisol & prolactin.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 4(2), 125-136.

Brandtjen, H. & Verny, T. (2001). Short and long term effects on infants and toddlers in full time daycare centers.
Journal of  Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 15(4), 239-286.

Brink, J.H. (1994). The effect of infant rearing practices on the personalities of children in Egypt. Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 8(4), 237-248.

Brown, G.F. (1988). Short-term impact of fetal imaging on paternal stress and anxiety.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 3(1), 25-40.

Bryan, E. (1991). Support fo rebereaved families of multiple births.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 5(4), 343-346.

Buckley, S. J. (2003). Undisturbed birth: Nature's blueprint for ease and ecstasy.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 17(4), 261-288.

Buttram, H.E. (1986). Pre and post-natat care: Today's health frontier.
Pre-& Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 1(2), l43-l48.

Carter, R. J. (2001). A voice in the world.
Journal of  Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 16(2), 189-201.

Castellino, R. (2000). The stress matrix: Implications for prenatal and birth therapy.
Journal of  Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 15(1), 31-62.

Chalmers, B. (1991). Changing childbirth customs.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 5(3), 221-232.

Chamberlain, D.B. (1988). The significance of birth memories.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 2(4), 208-226.

Chamberlain, D.B. (1989). Babies remember pain.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 3(4), 297-310.

Chamberlain, D.B. (1990). The expanding boundaries of memory.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal 4(3), 171-190.

Chamberlain, D.B. (1992). Is there intelligence before birth?
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal 6(3), 217-238.

Chamberlain, D.B. (1994). How pre- and perinatal psychology can transform the world.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal 8(3), 187-200.

Chamberlain, D.B. (1994). The sentient prenate: What every parent should know.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal 9(1), 9-34.

Chamberlain, D.B. (1995). What babies are teaching us about violence (Presidential Address).
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal 10(2), 57-74.

Chamberlain, D. B. (1998). Prenatal receptivity and intelligence.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 12(3-4), 95-118.

Chamberlain, D. B. (1999). Selected Works by David B. Chamberlain, Ph.D.
     Reliability of birth memory: Observations from mother and child pairs in hypnosis
     Life in the womb: Dangers and opportunities
     Foundations of sex, love, and relationships: From conception to birth
     The significance of birth memories
     Transpersonal adventures in prenatal and perinatal hypnotherapy
     Obstetrics and the prenatal psyche (with Susanne Arms)
     Wanted at birth: Clean hands and a clean heart
     Babies are not what we thought: Call for a new paradigm
     Babies don't feel pain: A century of denial in medicine
     Prenatal body language: A new perspective on ourselves
     Bibliography of David B. Chamberlain
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology and Health, 14(1-2), 1-194.

Chamberlain, D. B. (2003). Communicating with the mind of a prenate: Guidelines for parents and birth professionals.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 18(2), 95-108.

Chamberlain, D.B. (2006). About Real Babies.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 21(2), 111-115.

Cheek, D.B. (1986). Prenatal and perinatal imprints: Apparent prenatal consciousness as revealed by hypnosis.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal 2(2), 97-110.

Cheek, D.B. (1992). Are telepathy, clairvoyance and "hearing" possible in utero? Suggestive evidence as revealed during hypnotic age-regression studies in prenatal memory.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 7(2), 125-138.

Cheek, D.B. (1995). Early use of psychotherapy in prevention of premature labor: The application of hypnosis and ideomotor techniques with women carrying twin pregnancies.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal 10 (1), 5-20.

Cheek, D.B. (1996). Use of the telephone and hypnosis in reversing true preterm labor at 26 weeks: The value of ideomotor questioning in a crisis.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal 10(4), 271-284.

Coplan, R. J., O'Neil, K., & Arbeau, K. A. (2005). Maternal anxiety during and after pregnancy and infant temperament at three months of age.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 19(3), 199-216.

David, H., Borgeat, F. and Saucier, J.F. (1990). The relation between tachystoscopic pictures and neurotic postpartum depression: The building of an instrument.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 4(3), 219-228.

Davis-Floyd, R. (1987). Hospital birth routines as rituals: Society's messages to American women. Pre- & Peri-NaTal Psychology Journal, 1(4), 276-296.

Davis-Floyd, R.E. (1990). The role of obstetrical rituals in the resolution of cultural anomaly, Part I.  Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 4(3), 193-212.

Davis-Floyd, R.E. (1990). Obstetrical rituals and cultural anomaly, Part II.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 5(1), 23-40.

Davis-Floyd, R.E. (1994). Mind over body: The pregnant professional.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 8(3), 201-228.

deMause, L. (1996). Restaging fetal traumas in war and social violence.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 10(4), 227-258,

deRoiste, A., Bushnell, I. and Burns, J. (1995). Behavioral reactions of preterm and low-birthweight infants to a program of tactile stimulation.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 9(4), 295-315.

DeSantis, D.T. (1992). Clinical implications for behavioral assessment of sleep/wake states in neonates: Augmenting medical diagnostic evaluations.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 6(3), 239-248.

Di Blasio, P. & Ionio, C. (2003). Chilldbirth and Narratives: How do mothers deal with their child's birth?
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 17(2), 143-153.

Di Blasio, P. & Ionio, C. (2005). Postpartum stress symptoms and child temperament: A follow-up study.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 19(3), 185-198.

Doan, H. M. & Zimerman, A. (2003). Conceptualizing prenatal attachment: Toward a multidimensional view.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 18(2), 109-130.

Doan, H. M., Cox, N. L. & Zimerman, A. (2003). The Maternal Fetal Attachment Scale: Some methodological ponderings.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 18(2), 167-188.

Dowell, T. (1986). Good, evil and energy.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 1(2), 169-172.

Earnshaw, A. (1996). The inheritance of life events: A synopsis of Time Will Tell.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 10(3), 189-211.

Edwards, K.A.R. (1994). Female circumcision: A lifetime of suffering.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 9(2), 159-176.

Ellis, L.; Peckham, W. (1991). Prenatal stress and handedness among offspring.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 6(2), 135-144.

Emerson, W.R. (1989). Psychotherapy with infants and children.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 3(3), 190-217.

Emerson, W.R. (1996). The vulnerable prenate.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 10(3), 125-142.

Emerson, W. R. (2001). Treating caesarean birth trauma during infancy and childhood.
Journal of  Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 15(3), 177-192.

English, J. (1993). Being born cesarean: Physical, psychosocial and metaphysical aspects.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 7(3), 215-230.

Erickson, R.C. (1993). Abortion trauma: Application of a conflict model.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 8(1), 33-42.

Evans, L. (2002). Counseling couples in disagreement about circumcision: A Jewish perspective.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 17(1), 85-94.

Federico, G. F. & Whitwell, G. E. (2001). Music therapy and pregnancy.
Journal of  Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 15(4), 299-312.

Fedor-Freybergh, P.G. (2002). Prenatal and perinatal psychology and medicine: New interdisciplinary science in the changing world.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 16(4), 305-322.

Fedor-Freybergh, P.G. (1990). Presidential address, IX International Congress on Pre- and Perinatal Psychology.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 4(3), 241-248.

Feldman, E. (2000). Birth and death: Through a child's eyes.
Journal of  Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 15(1), 75-79.

Field, T., Schanberg, S., Davalos, M. and Malphurs, J. (1996). Massage with oil has more positive effects on normal infants.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 11(2), 75-80.

Findeisen, B.R. (1993). Pre- and perinatal losses.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 8(1), 65-77.

Fitzpatrick, M.P. (1988). Pre- and perinatal stress: The psychotic individual.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 2(4), 258-269.

Freeman, M. (1987). Is infant learning egocentric or duocentric? Was Piaget wrong?
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 2(1), 25-42.

Fridman, R. (199l). Proto-rhythms: Basis for the birth of musical intelligence and language expression.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 6(2), 181-198.

Fridman, R. (2000). The maternal womb: The first musical school for the baby.
Journal of  Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 15(1), 23-30.

Garland, K.R. (1992). Physiological effects of neonatal management.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 7(1), 73-84.

Gillot-de-Vries, F.,Wesel, S., Busine, A., Adler, A., Camus, M., Patesson, R. and Gillard, C. (1987). Influence of a bath during labor on the experience of maternity.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 1(4), 297-302.

Gilmor, T.M. (1989). The Tomatis method and the genesis of listening.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 4(1), 9-26.

Givens, A. (1987). The Alice Givens approach to prenatal and birth therapy.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 1(3), 223-229.

Glabach, D. (2001). Naturally sexual breast-feeding: An evolutionary prescription for emotional health.
Journal of  Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 16(2), 151-166.

Goldenberg, R.L., Cutter, G.R., Cliver, S.P., Hoffman, H.W., Copper, R.L., Gotlieb, S.and Davis, R.O. (1991). Maternal psychological characteristics and intrauterine growth retardation.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 6(2), 129-134.

Gonzalez, C.E. (1989). The music therapy-assisted childbirth program: A study evaluation.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 4(2), 111-124.

Gowell, E. C. (2001). Chronic grief--spiritual midwifery: A new diagnostic and healing paradigm.
Journal of  Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 15(4), 313-321.

Gray, J. A. (2005). Implications of perceived control for recovery from childbirth for unplanned cesarean , planned cesarean, and vaginal deliveries.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 19(3), 251-268.

Gray, J.W. (1988). Maternal report of perinatal information as a predictor of cardiopulmonary functioning in the neonate.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 3(2), 124-139.

Gribble, K. D. (2005). Post-institutionalized adopted children who seek breastfeeding from their new mothers.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 19(3), 217-236.

Grider, G. (2002). Father to son: A chronical of your life before birth.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 17(2), 29-40.

Gruen, A. (1987). The relationship of sudden infant death and parental unconcscious conflicts.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 2(1), 50-56.

Ham, J. T. & Klimo, J. (2000). Fetal awareness of maternal emotional states during pregnancy.
Journal of  Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 15(2), 118-145.

Hansen, D.J. (1988). Grants and extramural funds.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 2(3), 193-201.

Hatch, F.W. (1991). The role of kinesthesia in pre- and perinatal bonding.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 5(3), 253-270.

Hendricks, G. & Hendricks, K. (1987). Techniques for dealing with prenatal and perinatal issues in therapy: A bodymind perspective. Issues for public policy.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 1(3), 230-238.

Hofmeyr, G.J. (1990). Fetal education: A lesson from the past.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 5(2), 115-118.

Highsmith, S. (2006). Primiparas' expectations of childbirth: The impact of consciousness.
Journal of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Health, 21(2), 141-178.

Hull, W.F. (1986). Psychological treatment of birth trauma with age regression and its relationship to chemical dependency.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 1(2), 111-134.

Hurwitz, N. (1989). The psychological aspects of in-vitro fertilization.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 4(1), 43-50.

Hynan, M.T. (1991). The emotional reactions of parents to their premature baby.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 6(1), 85-96.

Irving, M.C. (1986). Pre and perinatal expressions in art.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal. 1(1), 86-87.

Irving, M.C. (1989). Natalism as pre & perinatal metaphor.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 4(2), 83-110.

Irving, M.C. (1997). Sexual assault and birth trauma: Interrelated issues.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 11(4), 215-250.

Irving-Neto, R.L. and Verny, T.R. (1992). Pre- and perinatal experiences and personality: A retrospective analysis.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 7(2), 139-172.

Jacobs, J. (1987). The politics of intra-uterine life: How society reaches within the womb.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 1(4), 265-275.

Jacobson, B. (1988). Perinatal origin of eventual self-destructive behavior.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 2(4), 227-241.

Jacobson, B. & Bygdeman, M. (2000). Obstetric care and proneness of offsprint to suicide as adults: A case-control study.
Journal of  Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 15(1), 31-62.

James-Chetelat, L. (1990). The cultural roots of the Canadian birthing system.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 4(4), 301-318.

Janus, L. (1991). The expression of pre- and perinatal experience in cultural phenomena.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 5(3), 203-220.

Janus, L. (1993). The relationship of pre- and perinatal psychology to 20th century art, literature and philosophy.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal. 8(2), 129-148.

Janus, L. (2002). The impact of prenatal psychology on society and culture.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 16(3), 237-248.

Johnson, B. (2000). Portrait of an ideal dad.
Journal of  Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 15(1), 79-80.

Jomeen, J. and Martin, C.R. (2005). The factor structure of the Cambridge Worry Scale in early pregnancy.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 20(2), 25-48.

Kalil, K.M. (1987). Psychosocial stress, anxiety, and pregnancy complications: Issues for public policy.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 1(3), 239-243.

Kalil, K.M., Gruber, J.E., Conley, J. and Sytniac, M. (1993). Social and family pressures on anxiety and stress during pregnancy.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal. 8(2), 113-118.

Kalil, K.M., Gruber, J.E., Conley, J.G. and LaGrandeur, R.M. (1994). Relationships among stress, anxiety, type A, and pregnancy-related complications.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal. 9(3), 221-230.

Kelkar, G. S. (2002). A prenatal project in India.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 16(4), 331-340.

Kellogg, C.K. (1991). Postnatal effects of prenatal exposure to psychoactive drugs.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 5(3), 233-252.

Kilbride, J.E.; Kilbride, P.L. (1990). Sociocultural factors and perinatal development of Baganda infants: The precocity issue.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 4(4), 281-300.

Kim, D., Pincus, H.A. and Fine, T. (1989). Foundation funding and psychiatric research.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 3(3), 218-230.

King, B.J. (1994). Primate infants as skilled information gatherers.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 8(4), 287-307.

Klimek, R. (1993). Clincial psychology in terms of ecumenical medicine.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal. 8(2), 119-128.

Knight, M. (1997). Why I wrote "Love Letters Before Birth and Behond."
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 11(3), 179-180.

Kovacevic, M. (1990). Pre- and perinatal psychology in a developing country.
Pre- & Peri-Natal Psychology Journal, 4(3), 213-218.

Kovacevic, M. (1993). The impact of fetus visualization on parents' psychological reactions.
Pre- & Perinatal Psychology Journal, 8(2), 83-94.

Kunkle, G. F. & Doan, H. M. (2003). Fetal attachment and depression: Measurement matters.
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, 18(2), 149-166.

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