Emily Walsh

Coming up with this project idea and seeing it through to publication has been one of the most exciting developments of my professional career and has solidified my decision to apply to Clinical Psychology PhD programs.

In this paper, we analyzed Maine Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System survey data and found that initial emotional reaction to pregnancy and pregnancy planning status independently and interactively predicted postpartum depression symptoms.

Feelings Matter: Predicting Postpartum Depression Symptoms from Pregnancy Planning and Emotional Reaction to Pregnancy - Maternal and Child Health Journal Introduction Both emotional reaction to pregnancy and pregnancy intention have been independently found to predict postpartum depressive symptoms (PDS). However, while pregnancy intention has been wid...

I’m thrilled to share that my first (first-author!) manuscript was recently published in Maternal and Child Health journal: link.springer.com/article/10.1...