Nicole Edwards

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Doctor of Philosophy, doctorate

Master of Arts, Master, New York University

Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor

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Factors Associated with Perceived Readiness to Reunify with Minor Children: Insights from Incarcerated Parents, Parole Officers, and Prison-Affiliated Professionals
Edwards, N. (PI)
New Jersey Health Foundation, Inc. (NJHF)
2/17/25 → 2/16/26
Rowan University
Project: Other project
Bolstering Community Stakeholders' Awareness, Self-Efficacy, and Outreach to Strengthen Partnerships with and Supports for Immigrant Families of Young Children (Birth - Age 5)
Edwards, N. (PI)
New Jersey Health Foundation, Inc. (NJHF)
2/15/24 → 2/14/25
Rowan University
Project: Other project

21 Article

Court-level stakeholders’ reunification decisions and perceived role in parents’ readiness to support early emotional development post-abuse and/or neglect
Edwards, N. M., 2025, In: Journal of Public Child Welfare. 19, 2, p. 272-296 25 p.
Rowan University
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

Open Access
Perceived social support correlated with parent mental health: self-report among urban immigrant parents of young children (Birth-5)
Lu, H. T., Edwards, N. M., Isik-Ercan, Z., Fall, M. & Sebti, L., Mar 2025, In: Current Psychology. 44, 5, p. 4016-4024 9 p.
Rowan University
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Supporting Parents With Intellectual Disabilities or Mental Health Conditions
Lieberman-Betz, R. G., Edwards, N. M. & Wiegand, S. D., Jan 2025, In: Infants and Young Children. Publish Ahead of Print, 2
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Neglecting to consider early emotional development after abuse and/or neglect: Insights and recommendations from child welfare providers
Edwards, N. M. & Panlilio, C. C., May 2024, In: Child and Family Social Work. 29, 2, p. 501-513 13 p.
Rowan University
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Social experiences, life satisfaction, and social support of immigrant families with young children in a highly urban city
Isik-Ercan, Z., Lu, H. T., Edwards, N. M., Fall, M. & Sebti, L., 2024, In: Early Child Development and Care. 194, 9-10, p. 962-976 15 p.
Rowan University
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

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Nicole Edwards

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Factors Associated with Perceived Readiness to Reunify with Minor Children: Insights from Incarcerated Parents, Parole Officers, and Prison-Affiliated Professionals

Bolstering Community Stakeholders' Awareness, Self-Efficacy, and Outreach to Strengthen Partnerships with and Supports for Immigrant Families of Young Children (Birth - Age 5)

Court-level stakeholders’ reunification decisions and perceived role in parents’ readiness to support early emotional development post-abuse and/or neglect

Perceived social support correlated with parent mental health: self-report among urban immigrant parents of young children (Birth-5)

Supporting Parents With Intellectual Disabilities or Mental Health Conditions

Neglecting to consider early emotional development after abuse and/or neglect: Insights and recommendations from child welfare providers

Social experiences, life satisfaction, and social support of immigrant families with young children in a highly urban city

Nicole Edwards

Personal profile

Education/Academic qualification

Fingerprint

Collaborations and top research areas from the last five years

Projects

Factors Associated with Perceived Readiness to Reunify with Minor Children: Insights from Incarcerated Parents, Parole Officers, and Prison-Affiliated Professionals

Bolstering Community Stakeholders' Awareness, Self-Efficacy, and Outreach to Strengthen Partnerships with and Supports for Immigrant Families of Young Children (Birth - Age 5)

Research output

Court-level stakeholders’ reunification decisions and perceived role in parents’ readiness to support early emotional development post-abuse and/or neglect

Perceived social support correlated with parent mental health: self-report among urban immigrant parents of young children (Birth-5)

Supporting Parents With Intellectual Disabilities or Mental Health Conditions

Neglecting to consider early emotional development after abuse and/or neglect: Insights and recommendations from child welfare providers

Social experiences, life satisfaction, and social support of immigrant families with young children in a highly urban city