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The Effect of Maternal Support in the Workplace during the Perinatal Period on the Wellness of the Newborn
Women are generally exposed to considerable amounts of daily stress during pregnancy which can affect the fetus in various ways. Prior studies have determined a significant negative effect on the developing child of a woman who is in a violent, abusive, or physically harmful relationship. This study takes this environment correlation to a different level, investigating the relationship between an expectant mother and her work environment.

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Even When I’m Not There
Even When I’m Not There is a story for children of working parents. It is sometimes hard for a little one to understand why mom or dad can’t be around during the work day, but it is important for them to know how much they are loved. Jill Chasse, PhD is a working mom with a background in maternal/child health and psychology. She lives in the Washington, DC metro area with her family. Her book is available on her website www.magicofmotherhood.com “Your book makes going to work easier. My daughter even asks for her nanny to read it to her!” Michelle, Virginia “What a great idea! ‘Caleb’ loves this book and I find it easier to explain to him how I have to work.” Stephanie, New Jersey

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Washington Baby- A collection of studies and research in maternal/perinatal psychology, health and public policy issues
Jill Chasse has a doctoral degree in health administration as well as a BS in human behavior, a Master of Science in Psychology and a Master of Public Administration- which she skillfully blends into the practice, teaching and administration of psychology with a focus on maternal/perinatal public health and mental health policy. She is currently working in clinical program management in maternal/perinatal public health and psychology in the DC area.

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Baby Magic for your Magic Baby
Baby Magic is a Spiritual, Emotional, and Physical Guide to Motherhood for the pregnant mama. Begining before conception, Baby Magic guides a woman on her magical journey of becoming a mother. Including relaxations, eating tips, and exercises, Baby Magic teaches a woman how to become her best and welcome her child with a healthy and brain stimulating environment. "I'd recommend it to any women who has even thought about becoming a mother!" - Rosa Durrante, midwife Baby Magic has sold over 100 copies in just its second year after publication. It has been featured in numerous magazines, webpages, and parent support groups.

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Sweet and Low- a collection of articles on perinatal health and development
Pregnancy is a time of joy and magic. The development and birth of a baby creates a new sense of being and a new stage of life for a woman. Becoming a mother envelopes a sense of creation, maturity, growth, love, and wonder, which should all be understood and celebrated. This is a collection of articles about the developing baby and some helpful tips for families to know, including prenatal learning, baby emotions, and preemie care. Jill Chasse has been working in maternal/child health for over 10 years. She has been a featured speaker at La Leche League meetings, SIDS foundation events, and Childbirth.org chat sessions. Mrs. Chasse has published articles in the United States and Canada, including publications such as the Compleat Mother and Nurturing. As an outreach member of the Association for Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Health, Mrs. Chasse strives to bridge the gap between reseach and policy for healthier and happier families and babies.

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Parenting from the Shadows
The promise of parenting is filled with potential and excitement, as well as anxiety and confusion. It is a highly emotional experience. For adult survivors of child abuse, this experience can be even more intense and emotional, leading to angst, distress, and panic, but an adult from an abusive past can grow up to have a normal, healthy life and happy children.

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The Development of Violence- Screams from the Womb
How the Development of the Brain and Cognitive Functions Affects the Emergence of Violent Behavior. An understanding of early development and the reality of the significant and far reaching damage that can occur in the prenatal and infant stages is the first step in helping to reduce the risk of violent behavior. Jill Chasse has been working in maternal/child health for over 10 years. She has been a featured speaker at La Leche League meetings, SIDS foundation events, and Childbirth.org chat sessions. Mrs. Chasse has published articles in the United States and Canada, including publications such as the Compleat Mother and Nurturing. As an outreach member of the Association for Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Health, Mrs. Chasse strives to bridge the gap between reseach and policy for healthier and happier families and babies.

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Caught in the Lion’s Cage - Maternal Depression and How it Affects Child Development
Everyone gets a bit blue now and then. It is normal and natural for humans to experience an array of emotions. Children learn that feelings are natural as they watch feelings expressed. They experience different sensations and ways to deal with various sensations as they mirror and digest the collection of emotions being expressed by the humans around them. But when their budding life is saturated with an environment of utter sorrow, disregard, and loneliness through a depressed mother, the exposure ceases to be helpful.

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Lessons Learned - The Program Manager's Guide to Child Development
With a background in project management and public administration, as well as human development, counseling and psychology, Jill Chasse impressively intertwines the world of diapers and breastmilk with the project mantra of cost, schedule and performance. Working in federal contracting in the DC metro area for over 5 years, Mrs. Chasse has a good feel for the best practices and lessons learned approach to dealing with a program. She takes this approach into the realm of pregnancy, birth and child development, creating a new plane in the world of parenting.

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Bonding with Baby- A Multicultural Perspective
The bonding process between mother and child is psychological and spiritual process, supporting both physiological and emotional growth in mama and baby. This guide explains different ways that people bond with babies all over the world, lending tips and guidelines that new parents can use in their own homes. Jill Chasse has been working in maternal/child health for over 10 years. She has been a featured speaker at La Leche League meetings, SIDS foundation events, and Childbirth.org chat sessions. Mrs. Chasse has published articles in the United States and Canada, including publications such as the Compleat Mother and Nurturing. As an outreach member of the Association for Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Health, Mrs. Chasse strives to bridge the gap between research and policy for healthier and happier families and babies.

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A Rose in the Rain
A collection of original poetry by highly acclaimed author "Jill Diana Chasse." Jill Chasse's poetry has been published in the National Share newsletter, various magazines including Conscious Living in Connecticut and the Verona-Cedar Grove Times. She has been a speaker at Pregnancy.org, La leche League meetings, and at The OK State Capitol. These poems breathe passionate intensity and build entire stories with her words.

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