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MASP Spotlight |
Happy National School Psychology Week!
National Association of School Psychologists
We’re proud to share our feature from All Access with Andy Garcia, spotlighting how school psychologists help children thrive at school, at home, and in life.
School psychologists bridge mental health and learning to create safe, supportive, and equitable schools for all students.
Watch our full story and share to help raise awareness about the critical role of school psychologists.
Fall Workshop
We also invite you to look ahead to our MASP Fall Workshop in November:
Beyond the Ratings: Multisource Assessment for Emotional Disability and Other Health Impairment Presented by Ray W. Christner, PsyD, NCSP, ABPP This workshop will be a valuable opportunity to deepen your assessment skills, connect with colleagues, and bring fresh insights back to your practice. More details and registration information will be shared soon—we hope to see you at the Harraseekett Inn!
Beyond the Ratings: Multisource Assessment for Emotional Disability and Other Health Impairment
Foot Locker Project
The School Psychology Students from USM are once again collecting food for the Foot Locker Project.
Who are School Psychologists? What can they do for you?
2021 Practice Model Brochure FINAL WEB.pdf Who Are School Psychologists Infographic_2020.pdf Member Recognition If you know of a MASP member who is serving our field well and deserves to be recognized (including yourself!), please let us know by filling out
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