Casey Hosking is a clinical psychologist and research assistant with the Intergenerational Health group at MCRI, and is a Stronger Futures CRE scholar. She is currently contributing to a number of intervention-based projects that have a shared aim to improve the health and wellbeing of parents to young children. Casey is project coordinator for the Working Out Dads Randomised Controlled Trial, a study which trialled two different ways supporting fathers during the early parenting period to improve mental health and wellbeing outcomes. She is currently delivering the Family Foundations program to LGBTQIA+ parents and caregivers as part of an acceptability study to enhance the safety and relevance of Family Foundations for rainbow families.

Casey is currently completing her PhD at Deakin University. Her research focuses on understanding and preventing suicidality in fathers during the early parenting period. Prior to her PhD studies, Casey completed her Master of Clinical Psychology in 2020. Outside of her research career and studies, Casey works as a psychologist in private practice.