mother-child mental liaison
At home-visit nursing second homes, nurses and midwives with clinical experience in obstetrics and gynecology care for mothers and infants during pregnancy, the puerperal period, and later.provide mental support for After giving birth, there are few women who go home with anxiety without being able to receive adequate rest and guidance, and later develop postpartum depression or lose their mental balance due to hormonal imbalance or insomnia. There is none. The long-lasting beginning of parenting is very important. Also, in the process of raising children, there are many times when they get lost in the consultation place for their troubles and become closed off without being able to get help. It is not uncommon for a child to continue to work on the problem of child-rearing, which has no correct answer, and develop child-rearing neurosis, leading to abuse and life-threatening danger. As specialists, we will visit mothers and children who are worried, quickly detect danger signals, and provide continuous support to solve their worries and connect them to specialized institutions. If you have symptoms such as the baby's voice echoing in your head, your hands are about to stick out, you're getting angry, you don't know why you're crying, you're having unusual sensations, etc. Please contact us by all means. In addition, we will provide long-term support not only for postpartum women, but also for women who are mentally unwell before pregnancy.
Early intervention has a significant impact on the healthy growth and development of mothers, babies, and families. Our maternal and child liaison also supports prenatal and postnatal depression, etc. We will continue to support the happiness of mothers and children and their families, considering together the difficulties that arise from pregnant women, puerperal women, and various family events and accidents that occur in their lives. We also have an interpreter (English), so please feel free to contact us regardless of your nationality.
*When introducing home-visit nursing covered by insurance, a psychiatric home-visit nursing instruction form from a doctor is required.
