Motivated and resourceful School Psychology Intern with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in enhancing the academic, social, and emotional well-being of students. Proficient in conducting assessments, developing intervention plans, and collaborating with educators and parents. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, able to establish rapport with students and work within a multidisciplinary team. Enthusiastic about applying theoretical concepts in real-world settings and fostering a positive and inclusive school environment.
Classroom Management: Applied effective strategies to manage student behavior and enforce classroom rules, fostering a conducive learning atmosphere.
Instructional Delivery: Delivered curriculum content and facilitated learning activities according to lesson plans, ensuring educational objectives were met.
Flexibility: Adapted to different grade levels, subjects, and teaching styles, showcasing versatility in various classroom settings.
Alternative Education: Pathway Community Day School
Restorative Practices: Implemented restorative practices to foster a positive and inclusive school culture, resolving conflicts and promoting accountability, particularly relevant in the context of behavioral issues.
Strengths-Based Counseling: Applied strengths-based counseling approaches to empower students in recognizing and utilizing their strengths as they navigate challenges and transitions.
Transition Planning: Assisted in developing transition plans for students moving in and out of the alternative education setting, ensuring continuity of services and support, and addressing the specific needs of students during these transitions.
Roosevelt Preschool: SDC
Developmental Screenings: Conducted regular developmental screenings to identify potential concerns in preschool-aged children.
Parent Consultation: Collaborated with parents to discuss developmental milestones and provide strategies for supporting their child's growth.
Multidisciplinary Collaboration: Collaborated with other professionals, including speech therapists and occupational therapists, to provide comprehensive support.
Roosevelt Elementary:
Psychological Assessments: Conducted comprehensive psychological assessments to identify learning disabilities, cognitive abilities, and emotional/behavioral needs in elementary students.
Special Education Collaboration: Collaborated with special education teams to assess and support students' needs, contributing to the development of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs).
Counseling Support: Provided individual and group counseling to elementary students with social-emotional needs, addressing issues such as anxiety, self-esteem, and interpersonal relationships.
Reyburn Intermediate
Assessment and Evaluation: Conducting psychological assessments to identify learning disabilities, behavioral disorders, and emotional challenges in students. This involves standardized testing, interviews, and observations.
Intervention Planning: Developing and implementing intervention plans for students facing academic, behavioral, or social difficulties. Collaborating with teachers, parents, and other school staff to create effective strategies.
Crisis Intervention: Responding to crises within the school community, such as incidents of bullying, student conflicts, or other emergencies. Providing support and counseling to students and staff during difficult times.
DUSD Preschool
Jefferson Elementary
Washington Intermediate School
Psychological Assessment: Proficient in administering, scoring, and interpreting a variety of psychological tests
Individual and Group Counseling: Experienced in providing counseling services to students dealing with academic, social, and emotional challenges
Collaboration: The ability to work collaboratively with teachers, parents, and other professionals to support student success
Advocacy: Ability to advocate for students' needs and work towards creating inclusive and supportive learning environments
Flexibility: Able to adapt to changing circumstances and adjust intervention strategies based on ongoing assessment and feedback
Continuous Learning: Committed to staying current with research and best practices in the field of School Psychology
Nonviolent Crisis Intervention (NCI) - NCI training equips individuals in educational or healthcare settings with nonphysical strategies to prevent and manage disruptive behavior, focusing on communication techniques, recognizing agitation signs, and implementing safety interventions.
Ukeru Training - Focused on trauma-informed care and conflict resolution, including practical techniques for managing aggressive behaviors with blocking pads.
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) - ASIST is a two-day program that equips individuals with the skills to intervene effectively when someone is at risk of suicide. It focuses on assessing risk, engaging in conversations, providing immediate support, and building a support network. This program is vital for those in crisis situations.
Nonviolent Crisis Intervention (NCI) - NCI training equips individuals in educational or healthcare settings with nonphysical strategies to prevent and manage disruptive behavior, focusing on communication techniques, recognizing agitation signs, and implementing safety interventions.
Ukeru Training - Focused on trauma-informed care and conflict resolution, including practical techniques for managing aggressive behaviors with blocking pads.
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) - ASIST is a two-day program that equips individuals with the skills to intervene effectively when someone is at risk of suicide. It focuses on assessing risk, engaging in conversations, providing immediate support, and building a support network. This program is vital for those in crisis situations.