Julie Poehlmann-Tynan
Expert on high risk infants and young children in the family context; children with incarcerated parents; preterm infants in the family context; attachment relationships
Professor, human development and family studies School of Human Ecology Work: 608-262-1773 — Home and cell phones available upon request julie.poehlmanntynan@wisc.edu Home page
Topics
- Children with incarcerated parents
- Preterm infants and their families
- Early parent-child relationships
- Children at risk for developmental problems
Achievements
- Director, Center for Child and Family Well-Being
- Advisor, "Sesame Street"
- Editor, "Children of Incarcerated Parents: A Handbook for Researchers and Practitioners" (Urban Institute Press, 2010)
- Licensed psychologist in Wisconsin and New York
- Contemplative Studies Fellow, Mind & Life Institute (2012-13)