Building Early Attachment and Resiliance (BEAR) - an early intervention for parents and infants
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Professor Louise Newmanlouise.newman@thewomens.org.au
+61 3 8345 2070
Researchers
- Dr Angela Komiti, Research/Research Co-ordinator
- Alice Braden, Clinical Training Coordinator/Research Assistant
- Neha Suranarayan, Research Assistant
Collaborators
- Dr Chad Bousman, Statistical Advisor
- Craig Olssen, Murdoch Institute
- Mental Health Foundation of Australia
- Resiliance Australia
Funding
Funding for this project has been obtained under the Pratt Foundation and is administered by the Mental Health Foundation of Australia.
Research Outcomes
Newman L, Judd F, Olsson C, Castle D, Bousman C, Sheehan P, Pantelis C, Craig J, Komiti A, Everall I. Early origins of mental disorder-Risk factors in the perinatal and infant period.
BMC Psychiatry 2016; (in press)
Newman L, Sivaratnam C, Komiti A. Attachment and early brain development – neuroprotective interventions in infant-caregiver therapy. Translational Developmental Psychiatry 2016; (in press).
Research Group
Faculty Research Themes
School Research Themes
Child Health in Medicine, Neuroscience & Psychiatry, Women's Health
Key Contact
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