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Research
Latest funding
- $74,769
Applying attachment theory to perinatal mental health problems and their links with early postpartum parental functioning: A trans-diagnostic perspective using perinatal longitudinal cohorts.
CIHR · 2022 · Co-investigator
- $149,974
Maternal Adversity, Vulnerability and Neurodevelopment (MAVAN): Youth mental health mental in the COVID pandemic
CIHR · 2021 · Principal investigator
- $500,000
Identifying COVID-related mental health problems and resiliency in youth to inform intervention policy from pre-pandemic levels of maternal environmental adversity and mood: The Maternal Adversity Vulnerability and Neurodevelopment Study
CIHR · 2021 · Co-investigator
Applying attachment theory to perinatal mental health problems and their links with early postpartum parental functioning: A trans-diagnostic perspective using perinatal longitudinal cohorts.
Principal investigators: Szekely, Eszter; Herba, Catherine M
Keywords: Adult Attachment; Anxiety; Depression; Mediation Analysis; Parent-Infant Bonding; Perinatal Mental Health
Maternal Adversity, Vulnerability and Neurodevelopment (MAVAN): Youth mental health mental in the COVID pandemic
Principal investigators: Wazana, Ashley; St-André, Martin
Keywords: Covid; Early Environment; Genetic Susceptibility; Maternal Adversity; Mental Health; Resilience; Stress
Identifying COVID-related mental health problems and resiliency in youth to inform intervention policy from pre-pandemic levels of maternal environmental adversity and mood: The Maternal Adversity Vulnerability and Neurodevelopment Study
Principal investigators: Wazana, Ashley; Rozenberg, Mira; Tresierra, Millie; Choudhury, Suparna
Keywords: Covid; Developmental Trajectories; Early Life Exposure; Genetic Susceptibility; Maternal Environmental Adversity; Maternal Mood; Youth And Mother Mental Health; Youth And Mother Resiliency
The gender specific effects of prenatal adversity on the development of anxious and depressive psychopathology in early adolescence - the moderating effect of genes and early maternal care
Principal investigators: Wazana, Ashley
Keywords: Anxious And Depressive Psychopathology; Child Mental Health; Developmental Origins Of Mental Health Disorders; Differential Susceptibility; Early Age Mother-Child Interactions; Gender Dimorphic Effects Of Prenatal Adversity; Gene-Environment Interactions; Genetic Susceptibility; Polygenic Risk Scores; Prenatal Adversity (Maternal Distress)
How the early environment interacts with prenatal adversity and genetic susceptibility to moderate the risk for anxious and depressive disorders from infancy to early adolescence - the moderating effect of maternal care and the mediating effect of temperament
Principal investigators: Wazana, Ashley; St-André, Martin
Keywords: Anxious And Depressive Psychopathology; Child Mental Health; Developmental Origins Of Mental Health Disorders; Differential Susceptibility; Early Age Mother-Child Interactions; Gender Dimorphic Effects Of Prenatal Adversity; Gene-Environment Interactions; Genetic Susceptibility; Polygenic Risk Scores; Prenatal Adversity (Maternal Distress)
The interplay of genotype and maternal care in the moderation of the risk for anxious and depressive psychopathology in preschool children with prenatal adversity: low birth weight, maternal prenatal depression and the prenatal programming of development
Principal investigators: Wazana, Ashley
Keywords: Development Child Psychopathology; Endophenotypes; Foetal Programming; Gene-Environment Interactions; Maternal Care; Post Natal Moderators; Prenatal Adversity
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