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Enhancing Women’s Wellbeing During Matrescence, Motherhood, and Perinatal Transitions. An Evidence-based Guide for Occupational Therapists

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ISBN: 9781032502793
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Guided by research and occupational therapy practices, this evidence-based text maps how occupational therapists and the allied health collective can holistically promote women’s health, wellbeing, and self-efficacy during matrescence – the bio-psycho-social-political-spiritual-developmental journey and rite of passage of mother-becoming.

From person-centred, gender-sensitive, and feminist perspectives, this book introduces a compassionate and non-medicalised framework guiding how health and wellbeing professionals can engage responsively with women during motherhood journeys. Building on doctoral research exploring the role of occupational therapists in perinatal health, this guide includes occupation- and co-occupation-based theories, models, and frameworks for supporting women’s transitions and transformations as individuals, and mother-infant dyads. Bolstered by learning objectives, case studies, summaries and reflective questions, the chapters feature a collection of innovative occupational therapy approaches to support women struggling with overwhelm, burnout, and other common, normalised issues across the lifespan – from womanhood to grandmotherhood, and menstruation to menopause. Further, the book sheds light on the ‘dark side’ of motherhood occupations, outlining holistic strategies to promote functional capacities, empowering and enabling women work to through the impacts of role overloading, disrupted identity, shame, dysfunction, and perinatal trauma.

A much-needed addition to the perinatal care field, this essential guide is tailored for occupational therapy, mental health and other healthcare practitioners and postgraduate students working in perinatal health and matrescence.

Περιεχόμενα

SECTION 1: Theoretical foundations for understanding the occupational nature of women’s health and matrescence

1. Redefining women’s health in the 21st century: Embracing holistic perspectives and acknowledging gendered realities

Nerida Hyett, Kate McIntosh, Hannah Slootjes

2. Occupational therapy in women’s health: Gender-responsive practice approaches for girls and women throughout the lifespan

Nerida Hyett, Hannah Slootjes, and Kate McIntosh

3. Exploring feminist perspectives in women’s health, motherhood, and occupational therapy

Hannah Slootjes & Shinead Borkovic

4. Allied health and holistic care approaches to women’s health and wellbeing: A collaborative team perspective

Hannah Slootjes, Holly Andrews, Julia Jones, & Julie Fox

5. Enhancing women’s health through occupational therapy leadership

Shinead Borkovic and Hannah Slootjes

6. Breaking the silence on women’s invisible wellbeing challenges: Contemporary practice and research priorities

Hannah Slootjes, Samantha Tavender, Kylie McIntyre

 

SECTION 2: The occupational nature of matrescence

7. The occupational nature of matrescence

Hannah Slootjes and Annie DeRolf

8. Matrescence as a spiritual occupation and transformative life event: Rites of passage, rituals, and transitions

Hannah Slootjes, Annie DeRolf, and Märit Watson

9. Exploring the intersection of feminism, matrescence, and occupational therapy practice

Hannah Slootjes

10. The perinatal transitions of matrescence: An occupational therapy perspective

Hannah Slootjes

11. The occupational nature of women’s mental health and illness during perinatal transitions and matrescence

Mandy Graham

12. Power, agency, and fundamental human needs: Health, wellbeing, and quality of life during motherhood

Hannah Slootjes & Beth Ann Walker

 

SECTION 3: Occupational therapy skills and practice for perinatal health, motherhood, and matrescence

13. Foundations to facilitate knowledge translation for evidence-based best practice

Hannah Slootjes

14. Navigating ‘normal’ motherhood struggles: Movement, compassion, and occupational balance

Mara Cohen Podvey, Salma Bachelani, Megan Hatfield, Belinda McLean, Hollie Swanton, Miranda Little, Melissa La Pointe, Ellen O’Connor, Jessica Peterson, Gayle Schwee, Sharon Bergmann, MaryAnn Miller, Rachel Killorin Hemminger

15. Illuminating the dark side of matrescence: A practical guide for responsive occupational therapy practice

Rebecca (Bex) Twinley, Beth Ann Walker, Ellen Wainberg, Leah Austrian, Audrey Clavet, Shinead Borkovic, Melissa La Pointe, Carlin Daley Reaume, Sasha Wray

16. Addressing the occupational nature of menstruation: A human occupation approach

Freya McGregor, Janelle Gullan, Hannah Slootjes, Kylie McIntyre

17. Strengthening women’s psychosocial health, wellbeing, and quality of life during perinatal transitions and motherhood

Sarah Maris-Shaw, Mary Matthews, Beth Ann Walker, Gayle Schwee, Jessica Peterson, Sarah Ashton, Chelsea Atherton, Shameera Osman

18. Co-occupation-based interventions during perinatal transitions and motherhood

Maria Coxon, Amanda Mack, Kris Barnekow, Aviril (Apple) Sepulveda, Sarah Maris-Shaw, Audrey Clavet, Jessica Peterson, Nicole Amery, Miranda Little, Vanessa Bober, Gabriela Dias, Sharon Bergmann, MaryAnn Miller, and Rachel Killorin Hemminger

19. Occupation-based approaches to pelvic health and wellbeing

Pamela Hess, Christyna L. Kiesel, Carlin Daley Reaume, Janelle Gullan, Lara Desrosiers, Lindsey Vestal

20. Empowering mothers during recovery: Occupational-based strategies for women working through perinatal mental disorders

Leah Van Antwerp, Mary Matthews, Davina Jhammun, Marique Smolanaers, Laura Hucks

21. A neurodiversity-affirming approach to matrescence: Empowerment through person-centred and strengths-based occupational therapy practices

Rebecca (Bex) Twinley, Danielle Hitch, Ellen Wainberg, Rachel McFedries, and Hannah Slootjes

22. Empowered girls and women with low vision and blindness across the lifespan: Navigating gendered occupations during perinatal transitions of matrescence

Carlia Rix and Hannah Slootjes

23. Empowering connections: Storytelling, lifespan approaches, and therapeutic mother’s groups for enhanced wellbeing

Wendy Gaughan, Hannah Slootjes, Leora Rozin, Ellen O’Connor, Kiley Hanish, Natalie Miller, Tiana Andrews, Shinead Borkovic, Sarah Maris-Shaw

24. Navigating menopause transitions: Holistic occupational therapy approaches for enhancing women’s wellbeing

Sarah Hausler, Hannah Slootjes, and Bronwyn Paynter