Welcome to the official web site of Dr. Wendy Walsh, TV Journalist, Author, Doctor of Psychology and Corporate Spokesperson.

TELEVISION HOST

Dr. Walsh's twenty-year career bridges both television and print media. From news and entertainment programming, to talk shows and sports, Dr. Wendy Walsh has anchored, hosted, reported, investigated, written and produced. Walsh's on-camera credits include TV host stints on Lifetime, Court TV, Fine Living Network, CNBC, The Learning Channel, Warner Bros., the nationally syndicated magazine show, EXTRA, UPN Channel 13 news in Los Angeles and NBC's Weekend Today Show. In addition, her numerous news anchor and television host positions on sports and entertainment shows have been seen on HBO, Fox Sports Net, Prime Ticket, CBS and ABC.

CORPORATE SPOKESPERSON

Her experience as a TV Host has also made Dr. Walsh a sought-after talent to carry a corporate message to the media. As a corporate spokesperson she has excelled in direct response, branded response, advertorial and platform and keynote speaking. She infuses excitement into national and international marketing campaigns by delivering precise marketing, advertising, and public relations messages.

DOCTOR OF PSYCHOLOGY

Dr. Wendy Walsh holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and her area of interest is Attachment Theory, a psychological, evolutionary and ethological theory that provides a descriptive and explanatory framework for understanding interpersonal relationships between human beings. Her clinical experience includes work under Dr Laura La Piana, clinical psychologist, Brentwood, California. As a psychological assistant registered with the California Board of Psychology, Dr. Walsh has treated individuals, couples and families for a variety of mental health concerns including personality disorders, anger management, eating and substance disorders, and depression.

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Dr. Walsh designed, implemented and authored an empirical research study on the relationship between adult attachment style and breastfeeding outcomes. This research study examined the belief that a mother's internal attachment style, defined as the affectionate bond that one forms to another, may be related to breastfeeding outcomes.

PUBLISHED WORK

Adult Attachment and Breastfeeding Outcomes. A dissertation presented to the faculty of the California Graduate Institute in partial fulfillment of the degree of doctor of Philosophy in Psychology. She has also been a contributor to a wide range of print magazines and has written two successful nonfiction books, about adult romantic attachments published by Random House, The Boyfriend Test (2001) and The Girlfriend Test (2003).