Dear Members, Our jubilee meeting is now 4 weeks ago and the year is rapidly coming to an end. We would like to take a look back with you at the year and the anniversary meeting in November, which kept us very busy. We would like to thank Swen Galster, Sven Hildebrandt and Ludwig Janus, …
The Easmus project lasted 3 years and had the following goals: To develop an innovative model for childbirth preparation based on knowledge from midwifery and pre- and perinatal psychology. Carry out a systematic assessment of the effectiveness of the activities carried out. Disseminate the results obtained, share best practices with international partners and strengthen cooperation …
It is with sadness and pain that we must bid farewell to Peter-Fedor-Freybergh, the great pioneer of prenatal psychology and the great scientist and scientific publicist, who was able to be so integratively effective thanks to his broad scientific spectrum, which ranged from immunology to obstetrics, psychiatry, psychosomatics, psychotherapy and even literary works. Because of …
Obituary Peter Fedor-Freybergh, 12.11.1936 – 6.10.2021 Read More »
…death would be overcome, Jensen thought, if it were possible, not to identify into oneself, but in the wholeness… Aus: Die Sehnsucht der Atome von Linus Reichlin On december 13th, 2020, Ray passed away. We are sad that he is not here with us anymore. We miss him. At the same time, we are very …
The communication of a scientific and practice-oriented prenatal and perinatal psychology opens up a broader view of birth culture for professionals in educational, psychological and medical fields of action. With publications, further education/training, conferences and congresses, extensive research and experience knowledge is made available.
Significantly, prenatal and perinatal psychology is relevant to today’s young adults in training, college, and in relation to their own parenting. That is why the ISPPM provides literature, counseling/therapy services, continuing education/training, and a platform for students to write their own professional theses.
International Society for Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Medicine – ISPPM e.V.
Sudetenstraße 7
65527 Niedernhausen
Hessen
Telefon: +49 612 770 699 75
E-Mail: info@isppm.ngo