Keywords
Krisis Prenatal
Psikologi Islam
Coping Religius
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Abstract
Fase prenatal merupakan periode penting dalam perkembangan manusia karena berpengaruh terhadap pembentukan aspek biologis, psikologis, neurologis, dan spiritual individu. Namun, fase ini juga menjadi periode krisis karena adanya perubahan biologis, psikologis, sosial, dan emosional selama kehamilan yang dapat memengaruhi kesejahteraan ibu dan perkembangan janin. Penelitian ini bertujuan mengkaji periode krisis pada fase prenatal dalam perspektif psikologi Islam menggunakan metode literature review melalui analisis berbagai jurnal, buku, dan sumber ilmiah yang relevan. Hasil kajian menunjukkan bahwa stres prenatal dapat berdampak pada kesehatan ibu serta perkembangan neurologis dan psikologis anak. Dalam perspektif psikologi Islam, fase prenatal dipahami sebagai proses biologis sekaligus pembentukan spiritual sejak dalam kandungan. Coping religius, pendidikan prenatal, serta integrasi psikologi modern dan psikologi Islam menjadi pendekatan penting dalam mendukung kesejahteraan ibu hamil dan optimalisasi perkembangan janin.References
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