Counseling Patients in Reproductive Healthcare: A Comprehensive Guide for Professionals

By Sharon N. Covington, a renowned expert in reproductive mental health, comes the second edition of this essential guide for reproductive professionals. This two-volume set presents the most current knowledge on counseling patients with diverse needs amidst rapidly advancing modern technology.

Real-World Experience and Perspectives

The Case Studies guide shares accessible, real-world experiences and perspectives from leading international practitioners, providing invaluable insights into applying clinical concepts to treatment practice. This comprehensive resource covers current, unaddressed, and emerging areas in reproductive mental health, including:

• Consequences of direct-to-consumer DNA testing
• Racial and cultural sensitivity in reproductive care
• Tele-mental health: bridging the gap in reproductive mental healthcare

New topics in this edition include:

• Transgender ART: addressing the unique needs of transgender individuals in reproductive care
• Recurrent pregnancy loss: navigating complex emotional and psychological challenges
• Post-partum adjustment: supporting new parents in their journey
• The pregnant therapist: exploring the complexities of therapist-patient relationships during pregnancy

In-Depth Clinical Concepts

For an in-depth presentation of clinical concepts, the Clinical Guide provides a foundational understanding of the medical and psychosocial experience of fertility treatment. This comprehensive resource is an essential aid for medical and mental health professionals, allowing clinicians to develop and refine the skills required to address the increasingly complex needs of fertility patients.

Key Features:

• Publisher: Cambridge University Press
• Language: English
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 160
• ISBN-10: 1009014307
• ISBN-13: 978-1009014304

This comprehensive guide is a must-have for reproductive professionals seeking to provide empathetic and informed care to their patients. By exploring the complexities of reproductive mental health, clinicians can develop a deeper understanding of their patients’ needs and provide compassionate, patient-centered care.