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Ana Conde é atualmente Professora Associada e coordenadora do Doutoramento em Psicologia Clínica e Aconselhamento no Departamento de Psicologia e Educação da Universidade Portucalense. Ao longo das últimas décadas tem investigado as trajetórias de desenvolvimento de mães, pais e bebés ao longo da gravidez e após o parto, com especial foco na análise dos processos biológicos e psicológicos implicados no exercício da parentalidade e na explicação do impacto da saúde mental perinatal dos pais no desenvolvimento socioemocional das crianças nos primeiros anos de vida.
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I2P - Instituto Portucalense de Psicologia.
DPE - Departamento de Psicologia e Educação.
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RISE-HEALTH@UPT
A RISE-Health tem seis linhas de investigação: Investigação Clínica e Translacional em Ciências Cardiovasculares; Investigação Clínica e Translacional em Oncologia; Investigação Clínica e Translacional em Doenças Inflamatórias e Degenerativas; Política de Saúde, Tecnologia e Transformação Digital; Saúde Comunitária e Desafios Societais.
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Publicação Acesso Aberto Anxiety and depression symptoms in women and men from early pregnancy to 3-months postpartum: parity differences and effects2011-03-21 - Figueiredo, Bárbara; Conde, AnaThis study aimed to investigate both anxiety and depression symptoms from early pregnancy to 3-months postpartum, comparing women and men and first and second-time parents.Publicação Acesso Aberto Ansiedade na gravidez: implicações para a saúde e desenvolvimento do bebé e mecanismos neuropsicológicos envolvidos2005 - Figueiredo, Bárbara; Conde, AnaO presente artigo é uma revisão da investigação mais relevante no domínio das implicações da ansiedade materna para a saúde e desenvolvimento do recém nascido. Atende, particularmente, aos mecanismos neurofisiológicos possivelmente responsáveis pelo impacto adverso da ansiedade materna durante a gravidez na saúde e bom desenvolvimento do bebé, tanto durante a gestação, como a médio e longo prazo. Finaliza, alertando para a necessidade de implementar medidas de prevenção e intervenção em situações de alta ansiedade, as quais são fundamentais para garantir uma diminuição da morbilidade associada e dos efeitos adversos que se verificam no desenvolvimento da criança.Publicação Acesso Aberto Preocupações de mães e pais, na gravidez, parto e pós-parto2007-01-01 - Figueiredo, Bárbara; Conde, AnaA transição para a parentalidade é pautada pela mudança a diversos níveis, exigindo um processo de adaptação árduo e onde importa cumprir um conjunto de tarefas de desenvolvimento. De facto, a futura mãe e o futuro pai terão de ajustar-se a uma variedade de transformações que ocorrem tanto no seu próprio corpo, como em resultado de situações ocorridas ao longo do período de gestação ou no parto ou de expectativas relativas aos novos papéis que se geram com a gravidez e em torno do bebé, as quais implicarão uma obrigatória reestruturação na rede de relações conjugais, familiares e sociais (Figueiredo, 2001). Levar a bom termo todas estas tarefas dependerá de uma variedade de factores, que se podem agrupar em aspectos relativos ao indivíduo, ao bebé e ao meio (familiar, social e cultural).Publicação Acesso Aberto Impact of prenatal depressive symptoms on postpartum depressive symptoms: Mediation effect of perinatal health2018 - Silva, Fábio; Costa, Raquel; Conde, AnaTo analyze the mediation effect of perinatal health on the association between prenatal depressive symptoms and postpartum depressive symptoms 180 women filled the Edinburgh Postnatal Depressive Scale (EPDS) at 35 weeks of gestation and two months after childbirth. Perinatal health data was collected during the first 4 days after childbirth, using the Optimality Index. 25.6% of the mothers-to-be presented clinically significant depressive symptoms, and of these, 80.4% still show clinically significant depressive symptoms at 2-months postpartum. Prenatal depressive symptoms predict higher postpartum depressive symptoms. Additionally, results also showed that the effect of prenatal depressive symptoms on postnatal depressive symptoms is not mediated by perinatal health. Mothers-to-be with prenatal depressive symptoms seem to be at risk for postnatal depression, even when perinatal health is not compromised. This highlights the importance of early screening of prenatal depressive symptoms in order to promote an early intervention on women’s mental health, leading to a better transition to parenthood and to a decrease of the burden of this public health problem on children and families.Publicação Acesso Restrito Understanding Family Burden Associated with Pediatric Food Allergy: Contributions of Child Neophobia and Maternal Personality Traits2025-12-28 - Domingues, Mariana; Monteiro, Andreia; Conde, Ana; Coimbra, Alice; Araújo, MariaFood allergy (FA) is a chronic condition that can markedly affect family quality of life (QoL). Children’s food neophobia (FN) may increase dietary management difficulties and parental stress, while maternal personality traits can shape family adjustment. This study examined the associations between maternal neuroticism, child FN, and the perceived impact of FA on family QoL, also considering the influence of child age. Sixty-three Portuguese mothers of children with physician-diagnosed FA completed a sociodemographic and clinical questionnaire and validated self-report measures: the Food Neophobia Scale for Children, the NEO Five-Factor Inventory, and the Food Allergy Quality of Life Questionnaire – Parent Form (FAQLQ-PF). Preliminary correlations guided predictor selection, followed by multiple linear regression models (enter method) for each FAQLQ-PF subscale: Emotional Impact, Food Anxiety, and Dietary/Social Limitations. Higher maternal neuroticism, greater child FN, and older child age were significantly associated with a greater perceived impact of FA on family QoL. The models explained 35.5% of the variance in Emotional Impact, F (3, 58) = 12.19, p < .001; 35.5% in Food Anxiety, F (3, 58) = 12.19, p < .001; and 32.9% in Dietary/Social Limitations, F (3, 56) = 10.66, p < .001. These findings underscore the need to integrate psychological screening and tailored psychosocial support into allergy care, addressing both maternal emotional traits and child eating behaviors to promote adaptive family functioning.Publicação Acesso Aberto Perspetivas e experiências de formação pedagógica e desenvolvimento profissional docente no Ensino Superior [Abstract]2024-12-01 - Fernandes, Sandra; Valdivieso-León, Lorena; Araújo, Alexandra M.; Soares, Diana; Gil, Maitê; Mesquita, Diana; Conde, AnaSem resumo disponível.Publicação Acesso Aberto Ansiedade na gravidez: factores de risco e implicações para a saúde e bem-estar da mãe2003-01-01 - Figueiredo, Bárbara; Conde, AnaO presente artigo é uma revisão da investigação mais relevante no domínio da ansiedade durante a gravidez. Apresenta os resultados dos estudos que apontam para a existência de um grande número de mulheres com níveis significativos de sintomatologia ansiosa durante a gestação, independentemente do seu carácter patológico. Aborda um conjunto de factores que podem ser considerados de risco para a presença de níveis elevados de ansiedade durante a gravidez e analisa as suas principais consequências e implicações para a saúde e bem-estar da mulher. Finaliza, alertando para a necessidade de implementar medidas de prevenção e intervenção em situações de alta ansiedade, as quais são fundamentais para garantir uma adequada prestação de cuidados à mulher grávida, assim como para reduzir a incidência de complicações obstétricas. The present article is a review of the most relevant and recent research about anxiety in pregnancy. The results presented indicate that there is a very large number of women who show high levels of anxiety during childbearing, independently of its pathological character. This article also considers several risk factors for the mother's high levels of anxiety during pregnancy, and analyses its main consequences and implications for her own health and well-being. This review ends alerting to the need of improving preventive and interventive measures for reducing the high anxiety levels of pregnant women, in order to provide adequate cure, as to diminish the morbidity and the obstetrical complications that may occur.Publicação Acesso Aberto First- and second-time parents’ couple relationship: From pregnancy to second year postpartum2015 - Figueiredo, Bárbara; Conde, AnaFirst- and second-time parents’ couple relationships were studied from early pregnancy to the second year postpartum. The Relationship Questionnaire (RQ) was administered to Portuguese couples (N = 82), first- or second-time parents, at the first, second and third pregnancy trimester, childbirth, 3 and 18 months postpartum. Adverse changes in positive and negative partner relationship dimensions were reported from early pregnancy to the second year postpartum by all participants; in the same way by mothers and fathers and by first- and second-time parents. Second-time parents reported a worse couple relationship (lower RQ-positive scores) than first-time parents, but only during pregnancy. Results from the present study suggest a decline in partner relationship quality during the transition to parenthood both in mothers and fathers, as well as in first- and second-time parents.Publicação Acesso Aberto Attachment style and psychological adjustment in couples2011 - Figueiredo, Bárbara; Bifulco, Antonia; Conde, AnaThe present study addresses the gap in research concerning poor marital support together with insecure attachment style explaining risk for anxiety or depression in both members of a couple expecting a baby. The Attachment Style Interview (ASI) was administered separately to both members of a couple (N ¼ 126) during the second trimester of pregnancy together with measures of state-anxiety (STAI-S) and depression (EPDS). These measures were repeated at three months postpartum. While insecure attachment style was related to higher anxiety and depression symptoms in both partners at both time periods, there was an increase of postnatal depression symptoms in women. Poor partner support contributed to anxiety symptoms only in men. When insecure attachment combinations in both members of the couple were examined, insecure styles increased anxiety and depression symptoms in both genders antenatally, but postnatal anxiety symptoms only in women. A combined effect of partner’s support and attachment style on temporal changes of anxiety symptoms was observed differently for women and men. It is important to assess attachment style and partner support of both members, as well as the mutual interplay between them, to understand gendered differences in psychological adjustment of a couple expecting a baby.Publicação Acesso Aberto Perinatal mental health and well-being in fathers2022-03-21 - Figueiredo, Bárbara; Milgrom, Jeannette; Conde, AnaResearch focusing on fathers' perinatal mental health is recent and less substantial than the research focusing on mothers. Nevertheless, mental health problems and disorders are common in fathers during the perinatal period and should be the focus of attention, namely in planning promotion, preventive, and remedial interventions, with expected benefits for all of the family over time.