Student-athletes have unique risk and resilience factors, as well as needs related to their well-being on and off the field. Mind–body health strategies support their performances in sports, academics, and in their future careers. Read More: nasponline.org/publications/p…

Have solutions for critical issues in school psychology? The Online Learning Center invites you to present in the 2025 webinar series! NASP webinars offer a platform to foster new voices in the field and engage practitioners across the country. Learn more: bit.ly/3XnibEl

Just in! NEW fall webinars. As the school bell rings in a new year, set aside 1 hour each month to develop your skills and prep for success. Each Online Learning Center webinar provides NASP-approved CPD credit! Learn more at: bit.ly/42VNvug #NASP #SchoolPsychology

The back-to-school campaign SchoolSafety.gov offers 10 resources that may be helpful to K12 community members as they prepare for a safe return to school. Share guidance on mental health, bullying prevention, & more: go.dhs.gov/38v

With careful planning and flexible thinking, school-based organizational consultation can be an effective means of promoting socially just change. See more in this CQ article: nasponline.org/publications/p…

You still have time to register for PREPaRE Workshop 1! The 2-day virtual training starts on 8/22. Examine strategies for integrated school safety and crisis prevention, and earn documented, NASP-approved, Category A CPD* upon completion. Register at: bit.ly/3NavLTL

You have 1 week left to register! To learn more about the webinar, visit: bit.ly/4dGt5ur #NASP #SchoolPsychology #LiveWebinar #ProfessionalDevelopment #OnlineLearningCenter #IEP #MentalHealth #SchoolPsychologist

When using cloud-based services, be mindful of how well technology companies are protecting student data. Student privacy protection needs to be at the forefront of school psychologists’ thoughts when working on assessment reports. Read more in CQ: nasponline.org/publications/p…

Looking for a mentorship? Registration for the NASP Mentorship Program is open! If you have passion for building professional connections, this is your opportunity to join a supportive group and engage in rich dialogue with colleagues. To enroll, visit: nasponline.org/mentorship

As the school year starts back up again, see what tips we give in partnership with National Center for School Mental Health for effective school-community partnerships to support school mental health

Online child sexual exploitation and abuse is a rising threat. Know2Protect is on a mission to help protect children and that adults have valuable internet safety resources that can help protect students. Check out these resources now: know2protect.gov to learn more.

Last month, more than 70 school psychologists came to Washington, DC for NASP’s annual Public Policy Institute. Read more about this year’s PPI in the latest Policy Matters blog. nasponline.org/research-and-p…

To ensure the protection and success of our most vulnerable students, practitioners must dedicate themselves developing their ability to provide empirically supported culturally responsive services to decolonize inequitable systems. Read more: nasponline.org/resources-and-…

The employment of SROs has been a controversial topic in recent years. This article provides an overview of the research regarding SROs’ effects on students, as well as ways school psychologists can advocate for and promote positive practices. nasponline.org/resources-and-…

Join us this month for a webinar that will critically consider our field's discourse about students with intellectual disability and engage in assessment, report writing, and feedback that centers students’ capacity rather than deficits. Learn more at: bit.ly/46nTeuN

New September Virtual Posters are here! Check out new School Psychology research on topics like ADHD, burnout, suicide prevention programs, therapy dogs, refugee students, and more. apps.nasponline.org/resources-and-…

September is Suicide Prevention Month. School psychologists are uniquely trained to deliver mental and behavioral health services in the schools. Check out NASP’s mental health resources as we get back into the school year. nasponline.org/resources-and-…

With the school year in full swing, graduate students and early career professionals are seeking guidance from experienced practitioners. Consider joining the NASP Mentorship Program to extend your expertise and equip new practitioners. Learn more at: bit.ly/3BfO2KL