School Psychology
What Is a School Psychologist?
Every healthy school environment needs a School Psychologist to serve children and adolescents’ mental health and academic needs. These credentialed professionals collaborate closely with educators, therapists, administrators, and parents to optimize student learning capabilities. School Psychologists prepare children to develop academic, emotional, social, and behavioral skills to succeed in and beyond the classroom. They draw upon knowledge and expertise from development, child, and adolescent psychology to analyze the aspects that influence how students learn and how teachers teach.
What Do School Psychologists Do?
Advocate for mental health awareness in schools and communities
Support specialized education for disabled students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)
Generate school policies and plan and execute school and community programs
Create a support system for children by building positive school-wide and classroom environments
Assist with crisis intervention and support School Psychology Services at Therapy Source
Therapy Source provides skilled school psychology professionals for vacancies in public schools, charter schools, virtual schools, and other learning institutions. By partnering with us, schools gain access to our extensive network of licensed and certified School Psychology professionals nationwide. Services and evaluations can be provided in-person, or via TheraWeb®, our online learning platform enabling children to receive real-time school psychology services virtually from a highly qualified School Psychologist.
