השפעת ההשתתפות בשיעורי תנועה על דימוי הגוף בקרב נשים חרדיות בתקופת משכב לידה

Translated title of the contribution: Dance, movement, and body image in postpartum ultra-orthodox women

גבריאלה פיין, עינת שופר-אנגלהרד

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Abstract

Negative body image in postpartum correlates with other postpartum complications, including depression. This mixed-method study of ultra-Orthodox (Haredi) women who have recently given birth explores whether and how movement can improve childbirth-related body image. The study results confirm the relevance of the negative correlation between depression and body image for Haredi post-birth women, and indicate that movement positively impacts their body image. The qualitative interviews revealed three themes: 1. How post-birth Haredi women perceive their bodies; 2. Movement helps them cope with postpartum issues; and 3.Movement is a source of cultural tensions in their society.
Translated title of the contributionDance, movement, and body image in postpartum ultra-orthodox women
Original languageHebrew
Pages (from-to)49-70
Number of pages22
Journalבין המילים
Volume23
StatePublished - 2024

IHP publications

  • ihp
  • Body image
  • Exercise
  • Human beings -- Attitude and movement
  • Human body
  • Jewish women
  • Mothers
  • Postpartum depression
  • Puerperium
  • Religion
  • Ultra-Orthodox Jews

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