Judi Walsh

Dr Judi Walsh gained her degree and PhD at the University of Birmingham, and following two ESRC-funded post-doctoral research projects, joined UEA in 2004. 

Judi's research and scholarship looks at wellbeing, particularly in times of transition, like becoming a parent or entering higher education. She is also interested in widening participation and inclusive education more generally.

• Welbeing and experience in higher education
• Inclusive teaching and blended learning
• Perinatal psychology

Executive Committee: UK Attachment Network: www.ukattachmentnetwork.co.uk

Committee Member Society for Reproductive and Infant Psychology (SRIP)

Undergraduate Teaching

Level 4: Developmental Psychology; Qualitative analysis

Level 6: Family Life

Level 6: Research Project (Qual) 

Master's Teaching

Practical skills for psychological research

Dissertation supervision

Current research students:

Carys Seeley: Children's understanding of death (Primary supervisor Dr Gavin Nobes).

Recent research students:

Sophie Bagge (2019): A Journey from Science to Art: Valuing the voices of women in the exploration of traumatic childbirth and perinatal mental health (Primary supervisor Professor Neil Cooper)

Jessica Brennan (2017): The developmental trajectory of the caregiving behavioural system through pregnancy and the first year of motherhood

Ella Mickleburgh (2017): Adult attachment orientations and information processing (Primary supervisor Dr Andrew Bayliss)

Jinnie Ooi (2016): Anxiety-related cognitions in close relationships.

Gareth Edwards (2016): Social orienting in gaze-based interactions (Primary supervisor Dr Andrew Bayliss)

Director of Teaching and Learning (with Dr Piers Fleming)