Distance Learning and Mental Health For more than a year, our students have attended some version of at-home distance learning, which has taken a toll…
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Distance Learning and Mental Health For more than a year, our students have attended some version of at-home distance learning, which has taken a toll…
Read MoreIs anyone else absolutely blown away by the awesomeness of 16-year old climate activist Greta Thunberg? This young woman is taking the world by storm…
Read Morehttps://youtu.be/wnG7b2_HACk School psychologists are in the important position of being navigators for parents of children with Autism when they need it the most. When parents…
Read MoreTwice this week, I embarrassed myself by making an obscure reference to an obscure part in an obscure film to make a point. Has anyone…
Read MoreFor those of you who missed it, here’s my appearance on Learning and Laughter with Louise on the topic of special education. I did this…
Read MoreWhen I first started my clinical practice at a Children’s Hospital, I got referrals left and right to assess children for “Sensory Integration” disorders. The…
Read MoreYou are thinking: “How is OJ Simpson’s latest pending incarceration possibly related to educational psychology?” WELL. This is a full-service blog, people! As I picked…
Read MoreWhile waiting at the airport the other day, I overheard a mother saying solemnly to her friend, “Dillon is such a picky eater. AND he…
Read MoreThis post could be an entire blog, book, or career. I will try to do it justice. The cognitive/intelligence portion of the pychoeducational assessment is…
Read MoreI once worked with a 6-year old boy who was referred for a special education assessment following a report from a clinical psychologist that diagnosed…
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