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Amy Claridge

Central Washington University

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Central Washington University

Department Of Child Development And Family Sciences

Education and Professional Studies

Family and Consumer Sciences

NoneAmy Claridge is currently serving as a Central Washington University faculty at Central Washington University.

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Amy Claridge

Central Washington University

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mental health family medicine child development family psychology maternal health psychology family relations pediatrics maternal complications women's health interpersonal relationships family studies obstetrics and gynaecology family process psychological trauma respectful maternity care behavioral sciences child psychology reproductive health psychological medicine high-risk pregnancies abortion family violence death studies parental care child mental health family involvement family relationships mourning sexual and reproductive health empathy family issues child psychiatry child health family dynamics family interactions psychosocial issues death education early childhood development developmental psychology applied developmental psychology family policy child care reproductive ethics family formation teenage pregnancy end-of-life care covid-19 pandemic child welfare system their children psychiatric care child protection clinical psychiatry stress management marital therapy family therapy prenatal care thanatology social-emotional wellbeing compassion fatigue maternity service trauma in child parenting intervention perinatal depression children ’ mixed-methods examination childhood chronic illness child experiences daughter ” protective factors demographic characteristics parent-adolescent relationship quality dyadic analyses adolescent outcomes at-risk families child characteristics

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Formal and Informal Support Strategies Among Bereaved Parents and Children: Met and Unmet Needs of Families Following the Death of a Child. Death Studies (2026)

death studiesinterpersonal relationshipsnursingbereaved parentsfamily psychologysocial relationsunmet needsfamily processend-of-life carefamily relationspalliative nursingmourningsocial workfamily issuespediatricsinformal support strategiesfamily involvementfamily studieschild developmentdeath education

Author Response for"Persistent Postpartum Depression During the Covid‐19 Pandemic and the Role of Social Supports". (2025)

mental healthpublic healthpsychiatrysocial determinants of healthsupportive carepsychological medicinepsychosocial issuesrespectful maternity carepersistent postpartum depressionmaternal complicationspsychological traumaauthor responsematernal healthdepressionsocial supports

Exploration, Confirmation, and Replication in the Same Observational Study: A Two Team Cross-Screening Approach to Studying the Effect of Unwanted Pregnancy on Mothers' Later Life Outcomes. arXiv (Cornell University) (2025)

public healthsame observational studyteenage pregnancywomen's healthunwanted pregnancyabortionreproductive healthteam cross-screening approachgynecologylongitudinal studiesreproductive medicinematernal complicationshigh-risk pregnanciesmaternal healthrespectful maternity careobstetrics and gynaecology

Persistent Postpartum Depression During the Covid‐19 Pandemic and the Role of Social Supports. Journal of Community Psychology (2025)

mental healthpublic healthpsychiatrysocial determinants of healthsupportive carepsychosocial factorscovid‐19 pandemicpsychological medicinepsychosocial issuesrespectful maternity carepersistent postpartum depressionmental health nursingpsychological traumamaternal healthdepressionsocial supports

A Mixed Methods Longitudinal Investigation of Maternal Depression Across the Perinatal Period Among Mothers Who Gave Birth During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Women s Health Issues (2024)

mental healthpsychiatryperinatal periodcovid-19 pandemicpsychological medicinehigh-risk pregnancieslongitudinal studiesmaternal complicationsfamily medicinematernal healthdepressionmaternal depressionobstetrics and gynaecology

Coping Following Bereavement: Comparing European American and Japanese Emerging Adults. OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying (2024)

mental healthemotional selfregulationpsychosocial researchmourningjapanese emerging adultspsychiatrycultural divideempathycultural factorsdeath studieswell-beingintercultural studiescross-cultural perspectivescultural psychologypsychological traumapsychology

“Grief Explodes All Relationships”: Experiences of Grief and Coping Among Parents and Siblings Following the Death of a Child. OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying (2024)

empathydeath studiesinterpersonal relationshipsfamily psychologypsychological traumasocial relationspsychologyfamily processfamily relationsmental healthmourning“ grief explodesfamily relationshipsfamily medicinerelationships ”family studieschild developmentfamily interactionsdeath education

There is No “One Right Way”: Perfectionism, Imposterism, and Well-Being in Child Life Training and Practice. The Journal of Child Life Psychosocial Theory and Practice (2023)

human developmenteducational psychologyeducationright wayapplied developmental psychologysocial-emotional developmentchild mental healthdevelopmental psychologychild life trainingwell-beingcognitive development“ onechild psychologychild developmentpsychology

Children’s Experiences of Stress and Coping During Hospitalization: A Mixed-Methods Examination. Journal of Child Health Care (2022)

mental healthpediatricschild mental healthchild developmentpsychological medicinepsychosocial issuesstress managementchildren ’child psychologyabnormal child psychologymixed-methods examinationpsychological traumafamily medicinechild psychiatry

“I Have a Ph.D. in My Daughter”: Mother and Child Experiences of Living With Childhood Chronic Illness. Journal of Child and Family Studies (2022)

mental healthpediatricschild healthchildhood chronic illnesschild experiencesearly childhood developmentdaughter ”child mental healthchild developmentchild psychologyfamily medicinechild psychiatry

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Amy Claridge

Central Washington University

Affiliations

Central Washington University

Department Of Child Development And Family Sciences

Education and Professional Studies

Family and Consumer Sciences

NoneAmy Claridge is currently serving as a Central Washington University faculty at Central Washington University.

Honors

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Amy Claridge

Central Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Formal and Informal Support Strategies Among Bereaved Parents and Children: Met and Unmet Needs of Families Following the Death of a Child. Death Studies (2026)

Author Response for"Persistent Postpartum Depression During the Covid‐19 Pandemic and the Role of Social Supports". (2025)

Persistent Postpartum Depression During the Covid‐19 Pandemic and the Role of Social Supports. Journal of Community Psychology (2025)

A Mixed Methods Longitudinal Investigation of Maternal Depression Across the Perinatal Period Among Mothers Who Gave Birth During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Women s Health Issues (2024)

Coping Following Bereavement: Comparing European American and Japanese Emerging Adults. OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying (2024)

“Grief Explodes All Relationships”: Experiences of Grief and Coping Among Parents and Siblings Following the Death of a Child. OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying (2024)

There is No “One Right Way”: Perfectionism, Imposterism, and Well-Being in Child Life Training and Practice. The Journal of Child Life Psychosocial Theory and Practice (2023)

Children’s Experiences of Stress and Coping During Hospitalization: A Mixed-Methods Examination. Journal of Child Health Care (2022)

“I Have a Ph.D. in My Daughter”: Mother and Child Experiences of Living With Childhood Chronic Illness. Journal of Child and Family Studies (2022)

mental healthpediatricschild healthchildhood chronic illnesschild experiencesearly childhood developmentdaughter ”child mental healthchild developmentchild psychologyfamily medicinechild psychiatry

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