Build A School Psychologist PD Bundle

This multi-modal course, designed primarily around engaging reading materials with minimal video content, equips school psychologists with practical, evidence-based strategies to support students with ADHD.

Building Community with Adults with Disabilities Using ABA and ACT Therapy is available as a professional development offering designed for practitioners supporting adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities across community, residential, vocational, and therapeutic settings.

This is a multi-modal course primarily focused on reading materials with minimal use of video content.  This course provides essential foundational knowledge on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) for school psychologists working in increasingly diverse educational settings.

This course provides essential guidance on the ethical responsibilities of school psychologists when supporting students who present with co-occurring behavioral and mental health needs, including anxiety disorders, depression, trauma-related conditions, and related challenges.

This is a multi-modal course primarily focused on reading materials with minimal use of video content. Struggling to support students who are disorganized, impulsive, or frequently off-task? This 6-hour professional development course equips school psychologists with practical strategies to evaluate and strengthen executive functioning skills across grade levels.

 This text-based, 3-hour professional development course helps educators apply behavioral principles to support students’ emotional regulation and self-management skills. Participants learn how to identify emotional triggers, assess student needs, and develop individualized behavior support plans that promote lasting change.

Building Community with Adults with Disabilities Using ABA and ACT Therapy is available as a professional development offering designed for practitioners supporting adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities across community, residential, vocational, and therapeutic settings.

The use of antipsychotic medications in children has increased significantly in school-aged populations. School psychologists play a critical role in understanding how these medications impact learning, behavior, and mental health in educational settings.

This course provides essential information on the pediatric use of stimulant and antidepressant medications in school-aged children.

Supporting students’ healthy development goes beyond academics. School psychologists are often called upon to guide educators, collaborate with families, and consult on curriculum that addresses sensitive but essential topics.