Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Bridget Walsh"
- Bridget Walsh's recent research focuses predominantly on the psychological and social impacts of stuttering among children and adolescents, examining factors such as self-stigma, emotional regulation, and resilience in relation to the adverse effects of stuttering.
- Her studies highlight the association between repetitive negative thinking and anxiety in adolescents who stutter, as well as the role of resilience as a protective factor against the negative consequences of stuttering in children.
- Additionally, Walsh's work extends to public health training methodologies, showcasing the effectiveness of virtual reality in preparing emergency response professionals, as well as addressing coaching needs in early childhood home visiting practices.
