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Maternal distress varies in prevalence rates and displays various complaints, signs and symptoms. Additionally, multiple factors and causescontribute to both women’s vulnerability and manifestation of maternal distress. Worldwide maternal distress prevalence rates are up to 41%and the evidence of short and long-term adverse consequences of maternal distress indicate that preventive strategies are required. Maternaldistress unchains a negative spiral of disturbed health and thus has a profound effect on public health. Evidence on the effectiveness and utility ofselective and indicative preventive strategies for maternal distress shows that women’s individual predisposing factors and responses to maternaldistress vary and individualization of findings from index or screening measures is required.

Maternal Distress-Every Unhappy Pregnant Woman is Unhappy in Her Own Way