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| Theme | Volume | Abbreviated Title | |
| Prenatal Consciousness | |||
| Barnett | 1 (3) 87 | Prenatal trauma and negative birth experiences | |
| Chamberlain | 6 (3) 92 | Is there intelligence before birth? | |
| Chamberlain | 9 (1) 94 | The sentient prenate | |
| Emerson | 10 (3) 96 | The vulnerable prenate | |
| Righetti | 11 (1) 96 | The Emotional Experience of the Fetus: A Preliminary Report |
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| Rhodes | 12 (1) 97 | Anesthesia for Neonatal Circumcision: Who Benefits? | |
| Wade | 13 (2) 98 | ...Transcendent...Source of Fetal Consciousness | |
| Freeman | 13 (3-4) 99 | Before I Am, We Are | |
| Ham & Klimo | 15 (2) 00 | Fetal Awareness of Maternal Emotional States during Pregnancy | |
| Lyman | 15 (4) 01 | Ethnic Differences with Abuse during Pregnancy on Newborn Behaviors | |
| Soldera | 16 (4) 02 | The Individual Life Project: A New Way of Discovering the Unborn Child's World and Potentialities |
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| Prenatal Communication | |||
| Riley | 1 (3) 87 | Communication in problem pregnancies | |
| Riley | 3 (2) 88 | Teaching mother-infant communications | |
| Cheek | 7 (2) 92 | Telepathy, clairvoyance, hearing in utero | |
| Cheek | 10 (4) 96 | Reversing premature labor at 26 weeks | |
| Montemurro | 11 (1) 96 | Singing Lullabies to Unborn Children | |
| Van de Carr | 12 (3-4) 98 | Prenatal University: Commitment to Fetal-Family Bonding | |
| Panthuraamphorn | 12 (3-4) 98 | Prenatal Infant Stimulation Program | |
| Chamberlain | 14 (1-2) 99 | Prenatal Body Language: A New Perspective on Ourselves | |
| Chamberlain | 14 (1-2) 99 | Life in the Womb: Dangers and Opportunities | |
| Chamberlain | 14 (1-2) 99 | Transpersonal Adventures in Prenatal and Perinatal Hypnotherapy | |
| Fridman | 15 (1) 00 | The Maternal Womb: The First Musical School for the Baby |
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| Perinatal Trauma And Birth | |||
| Verrier | 2 (2) 87 | The primal wound of adoption | |
| Jacobson | 2 (4) 88 | Birth imprinting and self-destructive behavior | |
| Landsman | 4 (1) 89 | Metaphors: The language of early trauma | |
| Roedding | 6 (2) 91 | Near-Death Experience, birth trauma and suicide | |
| Solter | 10 (1) 95 | Why babies cry | |
| Irving | 11 (4) 97 | Sexual Assault and Birth Trauma: Interrelated Issues | |
| Van Howe | 12 (1) 97 | Anesthesia for Neonatal Circumcision: Who Benefits? | |
| Verny | 12 (2) 97 | APPPAH: At the Healing Edge | |
| Emerson | 13 (1) 98 | Birth Trauma: The Psychological Effects of Obstetrical Interventions | |
| Wagner | 13 (2) 98 | Perinatal Death: How Fathers Grieve | |
| Ward | 13 (3-4) 99 | Birth Trauma in Infants and Children | |
| Emerson | 15 (3) 01 | Treating Caesarean Birth Trauma during Infancy and Childhood |
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| Abortion Aftermath | |||
| Watkins | 1 (2) 86 | Treating the trauma of abortion | |
| Ney et al | 8 (1) 93 | Induced abortion and child abuse: Four studies | |
| Erickson | 8 (1) 93 | Abortion trauma | |
| Speckhard | 8 (1) 93 | Impact of post-abortion grief | |
| Findeisen | 8 (1) 93 | Pre- and perinatal separations and losses | |
| Peterson | 9 (2) 94 | Chains of grief |
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| Sonne | 11 (3) 97 | Social Regression and the Global Prevalence of Abortion |
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| Sonne | 11 (4) 97 | Interpreting the Dread of Being Aborted in Therapy |
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| Sonne | 15 (1) 00 | Abortion Survivors at Columbine |
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| Mufel, Speckhard, and Sivuha | 17(1) 02 | Predictors of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Following Abortion in a Former Soviet Union Country |
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| Prenatal Learning | |||
| Van de Carr | 1 (1) 86 | Developmental advantages of early intervention | |
| Freeman | 2 (1) 87 | Is learning egocentric or duocentric? | |
| Van de Carr | 3 (2) 88 | Fetal-family bonding | |
| Manrique | 4 (2) 89 | Prenatal intervention with 600 families | |
| Sallenbach | 9 (1) 94 | Claira: a study in prenatal learning |
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| Lafuente | 11 (3) 96 | Effects of the Firstart Method of Prenatal Stimulation | |
| Sanmaneechai | 12 (3-4) 98 | Environmental Influences on Human Brain Growth and Development | |
| Sallenbach | 12 (3-4) 98 | Claira: A Case Study in Prenatal Learning | |
| Gorba & Montesinos | 12 (3-4) 98 | Effects of the Firstart Method of Prenatal Stimulation... | |
| Manrique et.al. | 12 (3-4) 98 | A Controlled Experiment in Prenatal Enrichment... | |
| Chamberlain | 12 (3-4) 98 | Prenatal Receptivity and Intelligence | |
| Childs | 13 (2) 98 | Prenatal Language Learning | |
| Dosh | 13 (3-4) 99 | Prenatal and Perinatal Foundations of Moral Development | |
| Whitwell | 13 (3-4) 99 | The Importance of Prenatal Sound and Music | |
| Chamberlain | 14 (1-2) 99 | Foundations of Sex, Love, and Relationships: From Conception to Birth | |
| Armstrong | 14 (3-4) 00 | Guidance during Prenatal and Perinatal Development and its Connection to Human Potential after Birth | |
| Lafuente, Grifol, Rios | 15 (3) 01 | Effects of the Firstart Method of Prenatal Stimulation on Psychomotor Development: From Six to Twelve Months | |
| Kelkar | 16 (4) 02 | A Prenatal Project in India | |
| McCary | 16 (4) 02 | The Power of Beliefs: What Babies are Teaching Us |
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| Projections of Pre- And Perinatal Art in Culture | |||
| Irving, M. | 1 (1) 86 | Expressions in art | |
| Janus | 5 (3) 91 | Projections into cultural phenomena | |
| Janus | 8 (2) 93 | Projections into 20th century art, literature, and philosophy | |
| Sonne | 10 (2) 95 | Prenatal themes in rock music | |
| deMause | 10 (4) 96 | Restaging fetal traumas in war and social violence | |
| Rhodes | 11 (3), 96 | Natalism in Fairy Tales | |
| Renggli | 16 (3) 02 | The Sunrise as the Birth of a Baby: The Prenatal Key to Egyptian Mythology | |
| Renggli | 17(2) 02 | The Origin of Anxiety: A Synopsis |
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| The Sentient Newborn | |||
| Verny | 1 (1) 86 | The psychotechnology of birth | |
| Chamberlain | 2 (4) 88 | Significance of birth memories | |
| Garland | 7 (1) 92 | Handling the neonate | |
| Panthuraamphorn | 9 (2) 94 | How to maximize human potential at birth | |
| Eichhorn & Verny | 13 (3-4) 99 | ...Emergent Sense of Self in the Newborn | |
| Chamberlain | 14 (1-2) 99 | Babies Don't Feel Pain: A Century of Denial in Medicine | |
| Chamberlain | 14 (1-2) 99 | Babies Remember Birth: A Synopsis | |
| Solter | 15 (3) 01 | Hold Me! The Importance of Physical Contact with Infants | |
| Brandtjen and Verny | 15 (4) 01 | Short and Long Term Effects on Infants and Toddlers in Full Time Daycare Centers | |
| Glabach | 16 (2) 01 | Naturally Sexual Breast-Feeding: An Evolutionary Prescription for Emotional Health | |
| Schore | 16 (3) 02 | The Neurobiology of Attachment and Early Personality Organization |
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| Psychology of Pregnancy and Birth | |||
| Whitridge | 2 (3) 87 | The power of joy | |
| Boulvain et al | 4 (2) 89 | Effect of water during labor | |
| McKay | 5 (4) 91 | Humanizing birth: the ideal of shared power | |
| Sherwen | 6 (1) 91 | Fantasies in pregnancy: A psychoanalytic view | |
| Irving and Verny | 7 (2) 92 | Birth and personality: Survey findings | |
| Kalil | 8 (2) 93 | Family pressures, stresses and complications | |
| English | 7 (3) 93 | Being born cesarean (caesarean, cesarian) | |
| Kalil et al | 9 (3) 94 | Personality and birth complications | |
| Davis-Floyd | 8 (3) 94 | The pregnant professional | |
| Mauger | 11 (1) 96 | Childbirth as Initiation and Transformation | |
| Lussier | 11 (2) 96 | Self-Rating Assessment of Postnatal Depression | |
| Verny | 13 (3-4) 99 | Finding our Voice: ...International Congress... | |
| Caldwell | 13 (3-4) 99 | Dying to Be Born, and Being Born to Die | |
| O'Leary & Gaziano | 13 (3-4) 99 | The Role of Childhood Memory Scores in Parenting... | |
| Chamberlain | 14 (1-2) 99 | Babies Are Not What We Thought: Call for a New Paradigm | |
| Chamberlain | 14 (1-2) 99 | The Significance of Birth Memories | |
| Schindler | 14 (3-4) 00 | Toward a Scientific Approach to Prenatal Psychology: From Twilight to Dialog | |
| House | 14 (3-4) 00 | Primal Integration Therapy--School of...Dr. Frank Lake | |
| Chamberlain | 14 (3-4) 00 | ...Personal Reflections on the History of our Association, Part I... | |
| English | 14 (3-4) 00 | Four Perspectives on Being Born Caesarean | |
| Oliver | 14 (3-4) 00 | The Ideal Caesarean Birth | |
| Axness | 16 (2) 01 | Toward a Fluid Dance in Seamless Dress: The Field of Pre- and Perinatal Development Challenges Researchers to Integrate Scientific and Spiritual Orientations | |
| Odent | 16 (3) 02 | Primal Health Research: Four Essays | |
| Lyman | 16 (4) 02 | Perceptions of Optimal Health after Pre/Perinatal Experiences: An Exploratory Study | |
| Tsujino, Oyama, and Inuihara | 17(1) 02 | Specificity of a Mother's Attachment to her Child using the Attachment Inventory and Factors Related to Attachment | |
| Di Blasio and Ionio | 17(2) 02 | Childbirth and Narratives: How Do Mothers Deal with Their Child's Birth? |
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| Psychosomatic Obstetrics | |||
| Reed | 2 (1) 87 | Effect of infertility on female sexuality | |
| Peterson | 2 (2) 87 | Prevention of prematurity with bonding | |
| Bonovitch | 2 (4) 88 | Effect of mother-daughter relationship on labor | |
| Van Husen | 2 (3) 88 | Sequellae to attempted abortion | |
| Mehl | 3 (1) 88 | Preventing premature labor | |
| Mehl | 7 (3) 93 | How mother's own birth affects her giving birth | |
| Cheek | 10 (1) 95 | Prevention of premature labor: Twins | |
| Monk | 11 (1) 96 | Obstetric Anesthesia Abuse: Delivering Us from Evil | |
| Field | 11 (2) 96 | Massage with Oil Has More Positive Effects on Normal Infants | |
| Maiden | 11 (4) 97 | Celebrating a Return to Earth: Birth in Indigenous...Cultures | |
| Lipton | 13 (1) 98 | Nature, Nurture and the Power of Love | |
| Gilliland & Verny | 13 (3-4) 99 | The Effects of Domestic Abuse on the Unborn Child | |
| Chanberlain | 14 (1-2) 99 | Wanted at Birth: Clean Hands and a Clean Heart | |
| Chamberlain | 14 (1-2) 99 | Reliability of Birth Memory: Observations from Mother and Child Pairs in Hypnosis | |
| Chamberlain | 14 (1-2) 99 | Obstetrics and the Prenatal Psyche | |
| Jacobson & Bygdeman | 15 (1) 00 | Obstetric Care and Proneness of Offspring to Suicide as Adults: A Case-Control Study | |
| Pierce | 15 (3) 01 | Toning in Pregnancy and Labor | |
| MacLean | 17(3) 03 | Transpersonal Dimensions in Healing Trauma of the Unborn Child | |
| Blasco and Verny | 17(3) 03 | Assisted Reproductive Technology: Psychological Effects on Offspring |
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| Healing of Pre- and Perinatal Trauma | |||
| Rice | 1 (1) 86 | Healing strategies for a traumatic birth | |
| Moss | 1 (1) 86 | Frank Lake's Primal Integration Workshops | |
| Hull | 1 (2) 86 | Birth trauma and chemical dependency | |
| Welsh | 3 (4) 89 | Toward prevention of developmental disorders | |
| Emerson | 3 (3) 89 | psychotherapy with infants and children | |
| Givens | 1 (3) 87 | An approach to prenatal and birth therapy | |
| Hendricks, G. and K. | 1 (3) 87 | Prenatal and perinatal issues in a body therapy | |
| Fitzpatrick | 2 (4) 88 | Pre- and perinatal trauma and later psychosis | |
| Blasband et al | 6 (1) 91 | Labor in a bioenergetic perspective | |
| Bernhardt | 6 (4) 92 | Interview with Elizabeth Marcher | |
| Cheek | 10 (4) 96 | Reversing preterm labor at 26 weeks | |
| Rhodes | 12 (1) 97 | Alternative therapies: Incorporating Yoga Postures | |
| Gowell | 13 (1) 98 | Chronic grief: A new diagnostic and healing paradigm | |
| Ward | 13 (3-4) | Birth trauma in infants and children | |
| Baker | 13 (3-4) | Honoring mother: A blessingway ceremony |
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| Zimberoff & Hartman | 13 (1) 98 | Insidious Trauma Caused by Prenatal Gender Prejudice | |
| Gowel | 13 (1) 98 | Chronic Grief--Spiritual Midwifery | |
| Lyman | 13 (3-4) 99 | Antecedents to Somatoform Disorders | |
| Castellino | 15 (1) 00 | The Stress Matrix: Implications for Prenatal and Birth Therapy | |
| Marquez | 15 (2) 00 | Healing through Prenatal and Perinatal Memory Recall: A Phenomenological Investigation | |
| Mandel | 17(3) 03 | Psychophysiological Resilience: A Theoretical Construct Based on Threat Perception and Early Programming of Restorative and Arousal Based Adaptive Mechanisms |
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| Personal Accounts | |||
| Riley | 1 (1) 86 | Tess (prenatal physical trauma) | |
| Baker | 3 (1) 88 | Halley's waterbirth | |
| McKnight | 4 (3) 90 | The wisdom of the stone | |
| Vlcek | 7 (4) 93 | My first heartbeat | |
| Sallenbach | 9 (1) 94 | Claira: case study in prenatal learning | |
| Grider | 17(1) 02 | Father to Son: A Chronicle of Your Life Before Birth |
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| Birth and Public Health Policy | |||
| Jacobs | 1 (4) 87 | Politics of intrauterine life | |
| Kalil | 1 (3) 87 | Stress, pregnancy, and public policy | |
| Davis-Floyd | 1 (4) 87 | Hospital birth as ritual | |
| Verny | 4 (1) 89 | Biopolitics of womb life | |
| Litoff | 5 (1) 90 | History of midwifery in US | |
| James-Chatelat | 4(4) 90 | Cultural roots of the Canadian birthing system | |
| Verny | 9 (1) 94 | The stork in the lab: social, legal, ethical issues | |
| Laughlin | 9 (1) 94 | Birth control, abortion, infanticide across cultures | |
| Prescott | 10 (3) 96 | Origins of love and violence | |
| Trout | 11 (2) 96 | The Optimal Adoptive Launch: An Article and Discussion | |
| Peterson | 11 (2) 96 | Childbirth: The Ordinary Miracle | |
| Schwartz | 12 (1) 97 | Perinatal Stress Reduction, Music and Medical Cost Savings | |
| Chamberlain | 12 (2) 97 | Early and Very Early Parenting: New Territories | |
| Sonne | 12 (2) 97 | Magic Babies | |
| Glynn, Wadhwa & Sandman | 14 (3-4) 00 | The Influence of Corticotropin-Releasing Hormone on Human Fetal Development and Parturition | |
| Mehl-Madrona | 14 (3-4) 00 | Psychosocial Prenatal Intervention to Reduce Alcohol, Smoking and Stress and Improve Birth Outcome among Minority Women | |
| Madrid, Antonio, & Pennington | 14 (3-4) 00 | Maternal-Infant Bonding and Asthma | |
| Madrid, Ames, Skolek, Brown | 15 (2) 00 | Does Maternal-Infant Bonding Therapy Improve Breathing in Asthmatic Children? | |
| Lipton | 16 (2) 01 | Nature, Nurture and Human Development | |
| Janus | 16 (3) 02 | The Impact of Prenatal Psychology on Society and Culture | |
| Fedor-Freybergh | 16 (4) 02 | Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Medicine: New Interdisciplinary Science in the Changing World | |
| Mehl-Madrona | 17(1) 02 | Psychosocial Variables Predict Complicated Birth | |
| Oliver | 17(2) 02 | Tobacco Abuse in Pregnancy | |
| Weiss and Walsh Goebel | 17(3) 03 | Parents' Touch of Their Preterm Infants and its Relationship to Their State of Mind Regarding Touch | |
