Publications by authors named "Nicholas Kowalenko"

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Weaving the strands together for a stronger future: Responding to the mental health needs of Pacific children and young people.
Nicholas Kowalenko, Monica Hagali, Paul Robertson, Craig Heron, Mandy Douch

Australas Psychiatry· April 2025

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You can't have one without the other: The case for integrated perinatal and infant mental health services.
Izaak Lim, Vesna Newman-Morris, Rebecca Hill, Elisabeth Hoehn, Nicholas Kowalenko

Aust N Z J Psychiatry· June 2022

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Workforce planning for children and young people's mental health care.
Nicholas M Kowalenko, Gordana Culjak

Lancet Public Health· June 2018

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Family matters: infants, toddlers and preschoolers of parents affected by mental illness.
Nicholas M Kowalenko, Sarah P Mares, Louise K Newman, Anne E Sved Williams, Rosalind M Powrie

Med J Aust· August 2013

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Preventive interventions for children of parents with depression: international perspectives.
William R Beardslee, Tytti S Solantaus, Bradley S Morgan, Tracy R Gladstone, Nicholas M Kowalenko

Med J Aust· August 2013

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Children whose parents have a mental illness: prevalence, need and treatment.
Andrea E Reupert, Darryl J Maybery, Nicholas M Kowalenko

Med J Aust· August 2013

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The three year old social and emotional well-being check is good news.
Nicholas M Kowalenko

Aust N Z J Psychiatry· October 2012

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Maternal attachment state of mind moderates the impact of postnatal depression on infant attachment.
Catherine A McMahon, Byranne Barnett, Nicholas M Kowalenko, Christopher C Tennant

J Child Psychol Psychiatry· July 2006

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Psychological factors associated with persistent postnatal depression: past and current relationships, defence styles and the mediating role of insecure attachment style.
Catherine McMahon, Bryanne Barnett, Nicholas Kowalenko, Christopher Tennant

J Affect Disord· January 2005

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