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Girls, what did you discuss with the psychologist at the women's clinic during your pregnancy?
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Viktoriya
We discussed fears, stress, preparation for childbirth, relationships with partners, physical and emotional changes, nutrition, self-care, and plans for the postpartum period.
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Tatyana
It's nothing special; psychologists are not interested in conducting any conversations.
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Irina
I asked questions that were bothering me.
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Anna Baranova
At what stage is this absolutely necessary? I am just under private care and haven't heard of this before.
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bagan kristina
There was generally no psychologist in the maternity hospital, but I remember there was a psychologist in the postpartum ward. I didn't speak with him, but there was a girl who was constantly crying, and they had a conversation with her.
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Tatyana
Someone asked me if pregnancy was my own choice and whether I agreed to it under pressure. That's all. 😊
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marina
Tatyana We have the same. Is something bothering you? I answer yes, I'm afraid of X. In response, there's a smirk and a little phrase: 'You're pregnant, that's strange.' She's afraid 🤦. Well, she's not a very good psychologist.
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Yuliya
It's nothing, just a formality.
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Margo
She shared something about pregnancy, asked me a few questions, like whether I wanted children, and conducted some kind of stress test. We were three people at the appointment. Then we talked about various unrelated things, and that was it.
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Marvein
Someone asked me if I had any complaints. I said no. That's all. It was the same with all the doctors.
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Mila
She only asked if everything was okay with me, and if I would need psychological help before or after the birth. She said I shouldn't be afraid to seek help if needed. That's about all.
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Elena Lyapina
I enjoyed my conversation with the psychologist (perhaps I needed it). Overall, it was like talking with a close friend, discussing a little bit of everything. We talked about planned pregnancy, how I’m feeling, whether my husband is helping, if I’m tired at work, if I worry about not managing everything, the bad habits I had and whether I’ve overcome them, and we even came up with a name. These were the kinds of conversations we had. At the end, I gave my husband a book, and by the way, he read it.
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Mila
Anna Baranova At the end of the term, we had
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Anna Baranova
Anna Baranova Thank you for your response.
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Olga
She asked superficial questions. I also had questions, so I asked them and received answers.
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Oksana
She asked me if my husband is happy that I am carrying our third child and about my family's health issues.
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Oksana
I received tiny shoes, a card, and several prayers for a smooth and successful delivery.
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Diana Fabrikova
We generally had a friendly conversation about family, work, and children. She asked how I was feeling, what concerns I had, and so on. I also shared about my pregnancy and the courses they offer at the women's clinic to prepare for childbirth.
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Marisha Poletaeva
We didn't have it at all, and probably won't have it in the future.
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