National Association of School Psychologists

NASP QUICK POLL

Do you feel you are culturally competent

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This is not a scientific poll and not intended for research purposes. Responses are confidential.

On behalf of our 25,000 members, the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) joins the nation in expressing our sadness and shock at the horrific events at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, CT. Our thoughts and prayers go out to everyone affected by this heartbreaking tragedy. Read our full statement

Read our statement NASP Calls for Comprehensive School Safety Policies

Read our statement Stigmatizing Mental Health and Developmental Disorders is Harmful

Tips for Teachers and Parents Following School and Community Violence
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Helping Children Cope With Crisis: Care for Caregivers
Talking to Children About Violence: Tips for Parents and Teachers
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Tips for School Administrators for Reinforcing School Safety
Coping With Crisis: Tips for Parents and Educators
Coping With Crisis: Helping Children With Special Needs
Dealing with a Death in School
Responsible Media Coverage of Crisis Events Impacting Children and Youth

NASP has established a Remembrance Message Board and the NASP Children’s Fund is accepting donations in memory of Mary Sherlach, Sandy Hook ES school psychologist and a NASP member.

NASP Partners with Lady Gaga for Born Brave Bus Tour
Sign up to be a mentor at the NASP 2013 Annual Convention
The December Communiqué is Now Available, Read The Effect of Autism on Sibling Relationships and Well-Being
How did you celebrate School Psychology Awareness Week? Let us know and be entered to win one of 50 “Know Your Strengths” scholarships
The Winter School Psychology Forum is Now Available, Read Screening for Behavioral and Emotional Risk: Constructs and Practicalities

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