Katrina Furey

Dr. Katrina Furey is a board-certified psychiatrist and Clinical Assistant Professor at the Yale University School of Medicine's Department of Psychiatry. She specializes in women’s mental health, reproductive psychiatry, and perinatal mood disorders, with expertise in treating psychiatric conditions linked to medical issues like infertility and cancer. She maintains a private practice, Sound Psychiatry LLC, and consults for Access Mental Health for Moms CT, addressing maternal mental health in Connecticut.

Education: BA in Biology with Neuroscience Specialization from Boston University (2010), MD from Boston University School of Medicine (2014), and residency at Yale University. She served as Chief Resident at the Connecticut VA Hospital’s Psychiatric Emergency Room and PTSD Clinic, and co-chaired Yale’s Psychiatry Residency Association.

Research focuses on women’s mental health, including perinatal and menopausal disorders, and medical ethics. Her podcast, Analyze Scripts, critiques mental health portrayals in media. Awards include the Henry J. Bakst Award and Gold Humanism Honor Society membership.

Professional activities include teaching residents and collaborating on initiatives like the podcast and maternal mental health consultancy. No lab affiliations are explicitly mentioned, but her work bridges clinical practice, education, and public health advocacy.