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Yukiko Ohashi Yukiko Ohashi

Yukiko Ohashi

OHASHI Yukiko

Professor

area of expertise: Lifelong Developmental Nursing, Pediatric and Family Nursing, Community Nursing, Clinical Psychology

Research Themes and Keywords

Perinatal bonding disorder, postpartum depression, parenting, abuse, psychological support education

Final academic background/degree

Graduate School of Tokyo Medical and Dental University / Ph.D. in Nursing

licence · Qualification

Nurse, public health nurse, clinical developmental psychologist, certified psychologist

Affiliated academic society

Japan Academy of Nursing Science, Japanese Society of Perinatal Mental Health, Japanese Association for Medical and Psycological Study of Infants, Japanese Association for Research in Family Nursing, The Japanese Society of Child Health, Japanese Association of Clinical Developmental Psychologists

Major achievements

Recent major achievements
(Original paper)
Suzuki, D., Ohashi, Y,, Shinohara, E.,….Ota E. The Current Concept of Paternal Bonding: A Systematic Scoping Review. Healthcare, 2022. [Peer-reviewed] (Japan Association of Private Nursing Universities, 2023 Nursing Research Encouragement Award Winner)
Ohashi Y., Takegata, M., Takeda, S., Hada, A., Usui, T. & Kitamura, T. Is Your Pregnancy Unwanted or Unhappy? Psychological Correlates of a Cluster of Pregnant Women Who Need Professional Care. Healthcare 2023 , 11, 2196. 2023. [Peer-reviewed]
Hada, A, Ohashi Y., Usui, Y. & Kitamura, T. A scale of parent-to-child emotions: Adaptation, factor structure, and measurement invariance. Family Process, 00, 1–25. 2023. [Peer-reviewed]
Hada, A, Ohashi Y., Usui, Y. & Kitamura, T. A Scale for Parent-to-Child Emotions (SPCE): Development and validation of a short form. Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences Reports, 2, e148, 2023. [Peer-reviewed]
Kitamura,T. Takegata, M. Usui, Y., Ohashi, Y,…., & Takeda, S. Tokophobia: Psychopathology and Diagnostic Consideration of Ten Cases. Healthcare 2024, 12(5), 519, 2024. [Peer-reviewed]
Hada, A, Ohashi Y., Usui, Y., Takeda, S., & Kitamura, T. Typology of pregnant women's bonding emotion a foetus: A study towards among Japanese women in the first trimester. Psychology, 15, 2024. [Peer-reviewed]
Hada, A, Ohashi Y., Usui, Y. & Kitamura, T. Typology of parent-to-child emotions: A study of Japanese parents of a foetus up to a 12-Year-Old Child. Healthcare, 12,881, 2024. [Peer-reviewed]
etc.
(book)
Toshinori Kitamura & Yukiko Ohashi (Eds). Perinatal Bonding Disorders: Cause and Consequences. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2019.
etc.
(Review)
Yukiko Ohashi (Chief author of the series), Supervisor: Toshinori Kitamura. <Series> Let's utilize theories and evidence of psychological support in clinical midwifery care! Parts 1-13, Clinical Midwifery Care, 12 (4) -14 (5), 2020 – 2022.
etc.

For more details on Research please see Here

Research results Here

extracurricular activities

Aiiku, a member of the Research office Research, and Kitamura Mental Health Research, a member of the Research office,

Social contribution activities

Sponsored by the Onshi Foundation for Mothers and Children (supported by the Nippon Foundation). Training for perinatal mental health care workers, Lecturer, September 2024 to present.
Koto Ward Fukagawa Public Health Consultation Center, Koto Ward Public Health Nurses and Midwives Joint Research Group, 2023. Perinatal bonding and its disorders, Lecturer, January 16, 2024.
FY2022 Public Health Nurse Training Seminar of the Kaiso Public Health Center Jurisdiction Health and Hygiene Liaison Council. Mental health in maternal and child health, Lecturer, December 8, 2022.
Kanagawa Prefecture Atsugi City Pregnancy Support Project 2022, Pre-Parent Class "Let's think about life with a baby", Lecturer, August 21, 2022.
others,

message

I specialize in regional maternal and child health, especially infant mental health and perinatal mental health. I would be happy to work with you to create a local community where children and their families can live healthy and happy lives. Please refer to the research map for information on Research activities. Ohashi Yukiko - My portal - researchmap