Hira Saleem2018-12-202018-12-202017https://escholar.umt.edu.pk/handle/123456789/3463Miss Umaiza BashirThis study was focused on exploring psychosocial problems, postpartum body image satisfaction and their impact on mental health of new mothers. For this purpose 105 participants having babies of age 3-9 months were selected. The main study was carried out by using correlational research design to determine the psychometric properties of the indigenous scales developed during current study as Psychosocial Problems of New Mothers (PSP-NM) and Post-partum Body Image Satisfaction (PBIS) for psychosocial problems and postpartum body image satisfaction of new mothers. However for mental health Depression, Anxiety, Stress Scale (DASS-21) was used. Results revealed that psychosocial problems and mental health problems were negatively correlated with postpartum body image satisfaction and positively correlated with each other respectively, but postpartum body image satisfaction's relationship with psychosocial problems was not found significant due to our culture. Significant findings regarding demographics revealed that mothers of more age and with college educational background experienced more psychosocial problems.enPost-partum Body Image Satisfaction (PBIS), Depression, Anxiety, Stress ScaleMSThesis