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Perinatal Mental Health: Resources and Information

Perinatal Mental Health: Resources and Information

This blog provides information and resources related to a study exploring the mental health of parents after taking their infants home.

  1. Perinatal Mental Health: Resources and Information
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  3. Meet the Team

Meet the Team

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            Sophie Houghton (Primary Researcher)

 

Hi! I am Sophie. I am a trainee Clinical Psychologist at the University of Edinburgh and NHS Lothian. I am passionate about early intervention and prevention of mental health difficulties for parents and their infants, particularly for families who have experienced an admission to the special care baby unit/neo-natal intensive care unit (SCBU/ NICU). I will be running the side of the study recruiting parents who have experienced any length of stay in the SCBU/ NICU.

 

Email: s1690944@sms.ed.ac.uk

 

             Islay Barne (Secondary Researcher)

 

Hi! I’m Islay. I am currently in my third year of a PhD in Clinical Psychology within the School of Health in Social Science at Edinburgh University. I am excited to help contribute to the development and improvement of perinatal mental health services. I will be looking to recruit a sample of parents who have not had any complications with their new infant and have been discharged home from the hospital without a stay in the NICU.

 

Email: I.Barne@sms.ed.ac.uk

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