From Silence to Ceremony: The Use of Ritual for Perinatal Loss in Spain
A revised version of my dissertation, to be published by Routledge/Taylor & Francis in late 2026. As soon as it’s ready, I’ll share a link here.
I love doing research, and it's been the unifying theme to my entire career as it has spanned journalism, healthcare, and academia.
A revised version of my dissertation, to be published by Routledge/Taylor & Francis in late 2026. As soon as it’s ready, I’ll share a link here.
I was invited to contribute a chapter to Brill’s upcoming Handbook on Ritual in Contemporary Europe. It focuses on the material culture of pregnancy loss in 20th- and early-21st-century Spain. I’ll post the link when it’s released.
My doctoral dissertation, which features losses from 1936 to 2022. If you’d like to read it, get in touch and I can share a PDF.
I contributed to this systematic review of the relationship between breastfeeding and perinatal mental health, published in the Journal of Women’s Health.
This article in Religions features the results of my doctoral research among participants with perinatal losses in Catalonia in the 21st century.
I was super honored to co-author this article for Health Affairs on the state of perinatal mental health in the United States, along with many of my maternal mental health heroes!
My first “first author” piece was an essay on breastfeeding culture and postpartum depression, co-written with two of my most important mentors.
This brief essay for the Huffington Post explores the complexities of sharing one’s mental health story when loved ones are involved.
Conducted for Children's National Medical Center, assessing perinatal mental health needs in Washington, DC.
National Institute of Mental Health, Pediatric Bipolar Research team.
Qualitative research on self-efficacy among Latinas undergoing treatment for reproductive cancers, conducted with Nueva Vida.
Reach out anytime to discuss my research or potential collaborations