Which individual is credited as the cofounder of the Marce Society?

James A. Hamilton is recognized as a cofounder of the Marce Society, which was established to promote the understanding and research of perinatal mental health. His key contributions to the field helped shape the organization’s focus on mental health issues related to pregnancy and postpartum periods. The Marce Society aims to support professionals through research findings and clinical applications, emphasizing the importance of mental health care during the perinatal phase.

The other individuals mentioned in the choices contributed significantly to the medical field and psychiatry but not specifically in the founding of the Marce Society. Jane Honikman, while an influential figure in perinatal mental health, is not listed as one of the co-founders. Louis Victor Marce, after whom the society is named, was an early psychiatrist known for his work on the mental health of mothers but did not co-found the society. Hippocrates, a historical figure considered the father of medicine, has no direct ties to the establishment of modern organizations focused on perinatal mental health.