School Psychology Clinic

• Provide psychological services to children, teens, and families
• Services provided by doctoral students who are supervised by School Psychology Post Doctoral Fellows and faculty members
• Services provided include assessment, intervention, and consultation.
• Assessment may include a developmental history, parent/child/teacher rating forms and interviews, school/clinical observations, interest inventories, cognitive and adaptive functioning, reading/math/writing achievement testing, functional behavioral assessment, social-emotional performance, written report, and oral explanation of results. The report/results may be shared with child's pediatrician or school
• Intervention may include weekly treatment in the clinic with the child/family working directly with the clinician to achieve specified goals
• Consultation may include the parents receiving assistance from the clinician regarding techniques to implement in the home to assist the child
  

The clinic is ​specialized in attainment of Academic, Behavioral, and Emotional growth for Children, Teens, and Families

• ​ADD/ADHD​
• ​Inattention, impulsivity, hyperactivity
• Autism Spectrum
  
• Social development (eye contact, interacting with others), repetitive behavior/restricted interests, communication
  
• Learning Acceleration
• ​​Math, reading, and writing
• Social and Emotional Learning 
• Learning life skills that allow children to calm themselves when angry, make friends, resolve conflicts respectfully, and make ethical and safe choices
• Independent Educational Evaluation
  
• ​At public expense, parents can request and independent educational evaluation (IEE) of their child if they disagree with the evaluation of their child that was conducted by the school distric