BIRTH PSYCHOLOGY BULLETIN BIRTH PSYCHOLOGY BULLETIN The BIRTH PSYCHOLOGY BULLETIN was launched in 1978 as the first journal to exclusively focus on the effect of pregnancy, birth and the perinatal period on the developing personality. It includes empirical, clinical and theoretical material from many diverse professionals and perspectives. SUBMISSIONS: Should be in APA Style, in triplicate, with SASE. Allow 6-8 weeks for a response. The BIRTH PSYCHOLOGY BULLETIN is the official journal of the Association for Birth Psychology, 444 East 82 Street, New York, New York 10028 (212) 988-6617 Ass'n for Birth Psychology SOME OF OUR PAST ARTICLES HAVE BEEN: "The Denial of Pregnancy" by Helen Silverblaat, M.D. and Jean Goodwin, M.D. "Birth and Personality" by Leslie Feher, Ph.D. "Choice of Childbirth Proceedure" by Saul Handlers,Ph.D. "Motivations for Childbearing in Developing Countries" by Firooz Hekmat, Ph.D. "Return of Postnatal Questionaires" by Robert McGraw, Ph.D. "Mother's Emotional Responses to Pregnancy and Delivery" by Steven Rosenberg, Ph.D., Jan Darby, Ph.D. and Corbella, Ph.D. "Impact of a Psychotherapist's Pregnancy on Herself and Her Patients" by Elizabeth McKamy, ASCW "The Fetus as a Person" by Clifford Olds "Adaptation to Pregnancy Due to Childhood Sexual Abuse" by Ronald Romanik, Ph.D. and Jean Goodwin, Ph.D. "Management of the Regressed Patient" by Stanis Beck, Ph.D. "Anorexia. Bulemia, and Birth" by Eva Jones, Ph.D. "Defense Mechanisms" by Leslie Feher, Ph.D. "Phenomenological Dimensions of Natural Childbirth" by Barbara Vaughan, Ph.D. "Depression During the Prepartum and Postpartum Period" by Robert Find, Ph.D. and Arnold Windt, M.D. .