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We investigate experiences in pregnancy as they shape fetal and infant neurobehavioral development. Tweets do not represent CUMC.
New York, NY
Joined February 2018
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Dr. Catherine Monk, Perinatal Pathways Lab retweeted
New paper alert 🚨 work done with Veronica Barcelona and @Monk_Lab
New Paper Recommendation: Stress and #DNA #Methylation of Blood Leukocytes among Pregnant Latina Women by Veronica Barcelona et al.
👉mdpi.com/2075-4655/7/4/27
Dr. Catherine Monk, Perinatal Pathways Lab retweeted
Reflecting on the exciting advancement of the first FDA-approved pill for #postpartumdepression, Dr. Catherine Monk @Monk_Lab explains how novel therapeutics are just one piece of the puzzle to address gaps in maternal mental healthcare #PPD #zuranolone
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Dr. Catherine Monk, Perinatal Pathways Lab retweeted
Meet the 2023 @AspenInstitute Ascend Fellows!
2⃣0⃣ leaders from
1⃣5⃣ states with
1⃣ goal: transforming systems so that all children and families can thrive
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Dr. Catherine Monk, Perinatal Pathways Lab retweeted
Wonderful first day @ISPNE #ISPNE2023 I got to share some exciting data of my collaboration with @Monk_Lab
What a pleasure presenting along side all of @ozluaran @Elif_A_Duman and Jenalee Doom
Thank you to all of the brilliant speakers at the
‘Stress-responsive Psychobiological Markers During Pregnancy and Fetal and Infant Outcomes Across Countries’ talk at #ISPNE2023
Dr. Catherine Monk, Perinatal Pathways Lab retweeted
"I often hear from patients that they feel like the candy wrapper, and once the baby is out, the baby's the candy and they're discarded."
What is #postpartumdepression and why do 1 in 7 new mothers experience it? Dr. @Monk_Lab spoke with @WBUR: wbur.org/onpoint/2023/08/15/…
Dr. Catherine Monk, Perinatal Pathways Lab retweeted
Postpartum depression, which affects one in eight new moms in the U.S., is now recognized as one of the most common complications of childbirth. The New York Times spent time with four mothers who offered a stark, intimate glimpse into their experiences. nyti.ms/3CNNbSb
ALT An image shows Allie Strickland holding her son August while sitting on a sofa. A quote from her reads, “If I looked at the baby for too long, I’d start crying. If I had to hand the baby to my husband so I could go to the bathroom, I’d start crying.” Travis Dove for The New York Times
Dr. Catherine Monk, Perinatal Pathways Lab retweeted
✨Excited to share my @NICHD_NIH #K99 work using
@ECHOChildHealth data ... @Monk_Lab @SRCDtweets
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Dr. Catherine Monk, Perinatal Pathways Lab retweeted
Please come join us! I’ll be there with my kids 😀
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Live in #NYC?
Want to learn about new moms and babies during the pandemic?
Ready for some family fun?
Join @COMBOstudy on April 23 on @ColumbiaMed campus! (scan the QR code to sign up!)
@KidsAtColumbia @Columbia
Dr. Catherine Monk, Perinatal Pathways Lab retweeted
Happy World Health Day! Remember your mental health is health!!
Dr. Catherine Monk, Perinatal Pathways Lab retweeted
Inflammation… depression… pregnancy… What’s the state of the science? In Current Psychiatry Reports, my paper with @SamAbuaish and @Monk_Lab breaks it all down: rdcu.be/c8fJF
Dr. Catherine Monk, Perinatal Pathways Lab retweeted
Research on the public funding of doulas has shown promise to promote healthy birth outcomes for mothers of color & improve the quality of early child-parent relationships.
States can improve outcomes for moms & babies by increasing access to doulas.
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Dr. Catherine Monk, Perinatal Pathways Lab retweeted
Thank you, @Monk_Lab, for 20 years of contributions on how maternal stress, anxiety, and depression affect both mother and child. Your advocacy for accessible mental health care during pregnancy and postpartum is inspiring. bit.ly/3J5MN5I #womenshistorymonth
Dr. Werner,Columbia’s Perinatal Pathways Lab & Women's Mental Health @Ob/Gyn in Philips’s Pregnancy+ app philips-digital.com/pregnanc… — Forbes named the best pregnancy tracking app forbes.com/health/family/bes…. Novel videos on psychologically preparing for the transition to parenthood.
Excited to see my close colleague Dani adding her leadership skills to this venture. We each are focused on relationships for two generation (or more) impact. The transition to parenthood in obstetrics: enhancing prenatal care for 2-generation impact. doi.org/10.1016/j.ajogmf.202…
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I’ve been 🤫 here lately…
Today, I’m proud to share my recent work!
Check us out:
nurtureconnection.org
As an inaugural member of the NC Steering Committee, I’m contributing to a movement to promote early relational health!
More soon! Join us!
Dr. Catherine Monk, Perinatal Pathways Lab retweeted
Please RT!! 🙏
I’ve been 🤫 here lately…
Today, I’m proud to share my recent work!
Check us out:
nurtureconnection.org
As an inaugural member of the NC Steering Committee, I’m contributing to a movement to promote early relational health!
More soon! Join us!
Dr. Catherine Monk, Perinatal Pathways Lab retweeted
Did you know that 10-15% of new moms experience #postpartumdepression? @ColumbiaPsych's Dr. Catherine Monk (@Monk_Lab) was featured on @CBSNews this past Saturday discussing the state of #mentalhealth in new moms. WATCH: bit.ly/3Wsb2yT @ColumbiaMed
Dr. Catherine Monk, Perinatal Pathways Lab retweeted
new podcast "The Earliest," and Catherine Monk, PhD of @Monk_Lab's positive takeaway.
✦ Get the latest #data on maternal #depression screening and #resources from @aafp, @AmerAcadPeds, @acog, & more.
✦ #PerinatalMentalHealth Education & Screening Project w/ @MarchofDimes
New report relentless in giving voice to uncensored, raw, and difficult emotional experiences during perinatal period, added burdens for minoritized people highlighted. Honored Women's Mental Health @Ob/Gyn included as a possible solution theinvisibleweight.com/
Dr. Liz Werner, and Monk Lab alum Inbal Reuveni & Clare McCormack, presenting @iawmh. Werner & Reuveni presenting on this important topic of preventing PMADS for pregnant folks 🫄with histories of childhood maltreatment.
Thanks @DrAntjeHorsch ! Grateful for the thoughtful discussion today at @iawmh and great presentations from @Monk_Lab colleagues Inbal Reuveni and Liz Werner 🌟