Are you ready? I have a BIG announcement!!!! ALRIGHT, here it is! It feels like I’m announcing a new baby. IT’S DEFINITELY NOT THAT. 😆…
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Are you ready? I have a BIG announcement!!!! ALRIGHT, here it is! It feels like I’m announcing a new baby. IT’S DEFINITELY NOT THAT. 😆…
Read MoreI had a good run. I spent the first month of shelter-in-place successfully balancing home and work priorities, carving out time to create videos and…
Read MoreHello school psychologist friends! As some of you may have seen in recent posts, the new mantra of the Thriving School Psychologist Collective during this…
Read MoreSchool psychologists are in the important position of being a support and consultant for teachers and parents of children who struggle with social-emotional learning (SEL)…
Read MoreThey (the royal “they”) say to write about what you know. Lately, I have been learning a lot about behavior modification. I will write about…
Read MoreWhen you’re a school psychologist, you hear a lot of uncensored statements made by kids: “Hey! Get away from me, I ain’t no #$%*ing special…
Read MoreThis is my first Mother’s Day as a new mom! When my husband asked me what I wanted to do, I told him, “I want…
Read MoreI just received a threatening email from Amazon Kindle. They (the royal “they”) said they noticed I hadn’t posted in over 30 days and they…
Read MoreI recently posted on the NFtSP Facey Face page that I thought it was bit premature to see Back to School advertisements in July. To…
Read MoreIn graduate school, study after study I read linked parental involvement with school success. So shouldn’t more parental involvement lead to even more school success?…
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